logo
Search
The facility, located within the School of Design and Environment (SDE), at the National University of Singapore (NUS), will be a living lab for a new breed of customizable, contact-free applications built on Johnson Controls’ unifying technology suite, OpenBlue
Share with LinkedIn
Share with Twitter
Share with LinkedIn
Share with sina
Caption The facility, located within the School of Design and Environment (SDE), at the National University of Singapore (NUS), will be a living lab for a new breed of customizable, contact-free applications built on Johnson Controls’ unifying technology suite, OpenBlue
Source Johnson Controls
Other pictures
The collaboration also includes joint research and innovation in the areas on built and urban environment, particularly in data analytics, sustainability and operations, as well as people and wellness.
The facility will have sensors fitted throughout the indoor space — including overhead ventilation to measure air flow, and on furniture that provides insights on occupants’ alertness level.
OpenBlue, is a suite of connected platform, solutions and services that combines the Company’s 135 years of building expertise with cutting-edge digital technology
Download
Related Press Releases Links Johnson Controls Officially Opens its S$50 million Innovation Center in NUS