Product — Smart Buildings

BMS

Smart construction to smart buildings. A modern building runs on a myriad of disparate systems — HVAC, energy metering, fire alarm, lifts, parking, solar, UPS — often fifteen or more vendor consoles that were never designed to talk to each other. BMS unifies them into one vendor-agnostic platform, so centralization stops being the missing piece and starts being the default.

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Features

What's inside BMS

Unified subsystem integration

HVAC, energy metering, fire alarm, lifts and escalators, parking, solar PV, UPS monitoring, and video surveillance — all through one platform, regardless of which vendor's hardware sits behind each subsystem.

Vendor-agnostic data fusion

An IIoT-standard approach to data fusion means you mix and match the best hardware for each subsystem instead of being locked into a single vendor's ecosystem.

Unified dashboards & apps

One dashboard with every key performance metric, plus role-specific apps for facilities managers, tenants, and tenant-employees — not a different login for every subsystem.

Platform

From sensor to dashboard

  • Sensors — occupancy, energy & water meters, HVAC, fire/smoke detection, cameras, beacons
  • Open protocols — Modbus, BACnet, TCP/HTTP, Profibus, Profinet
  • Edge gateways & controllers — embedded PC, PLC, and existing SCADA/BMS integration
  • Cloud — data aggregation, store-and-forward, device provisioning, stream computing, and an open API
  • Apps — energy analytics, occupancy metrics, visitor management, service requests, wayfinding, lighting control
  • Continuous support as subsystems and tenant needs change over time

Why it's worth centralizing

What building owners get back

  • Lower energy and maintenance costs
  • Improved staff utilization and extended equipment life
  • Increased occupant comfort and tenant productivity
  • Enterprise-wide data consolidation across every subsystem
  • Remote troubleshooting instead of a truck roll per vendor
  • One portal and app for every stakeholder — owner, facilities team, and tenant

Managing a building through fifteen different vendor consoles?

Tell us your subsystem mix — we'll walk you through a real dashboard.