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Smart Sustainable Building Management Initiative

Smart Sustainable Building Management Initiative
智能可持续建筑管理计划
批准号:
10114396
负责人:
金额:
$6.1万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
英国
项目类别:
Collaborative R&D
财政年份:
2024
资助国家:
英国
项目状态:
未结题
起止时间:
2024 至 --

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Novacene是可持续建筑管理的先锋,率先将先进技术融入日常环境,从根本上改善我们建筑和公共空间的健康。建筑在全球能源消耗和碳排放中发挥着关键作用,这一信念支撑着我们的使命。我们致力于通过智能建筑系统,利用人工智能(AI)、物联网(IoT)、数字孪生(Digital Twins)和LoRaWAN技术的力量来改变这种叙事。我们的项目以开发和实施尖端解决方案为中心,优化建筑性能,显著降低能耗,改善室内空气质量。实时数据分析和预测建模的创新应用使建筑管理者和业主能够做出明智的决策,促进从传统的被动管理向主动、高效运营的转变。这不仅节省了资金,而且对全球减少碳排放的努力作出了至关重要的贡献。我们的核心产品是基于物联网的能源优化解决方案,利用先进的传感器和控制系统来管理建筑性能的各个方面,包括供暖、通风、空调和照明。我们的Digital Twin平台是一项重大创新,可创建物理建筑的虚拟副本,用于深度监控和预测性维护。该技术提供了建筑运营的全面视图,使管理人员能够模拟场景,预测结果并优化性能。我们的方法在可扩展性和定制性方面是独一无二的。我们认识到客户基础的多样性,从教育机构到商业物业和住宅建筑。Novacene致力于开发定制的解决方案,以配合每个客户的运营目标和挑战,确保该技术不仅能解决具体问题,还能增加实际价值。此外,我们的承诺不仅限于技术部署。我们强调教育和培训举措,以增强客户和社区对可持续实践和能源管理的认识。全面的支持和维护服务是我们产品中不可或缺的一部分,确保了长期的运营效率。合作是我们运营的基石。我们与Capita等实体和学术机构建立了战略伙伴关系,培育了知识共享和联合创新的文化。这些合作伙伴关系增强了我们的技术能力,使我们能够跟上最新的趋势,并确保我们的解决方案既适用于当前,也适用于未来。我们的愿景是引领向智能、可持续建筑的过渡,这些建筑不仅节能,而且能满足居住者的需求,树立新的行业标准,并为全球环境目标做出重大贡献。
英文摘要
Novacene is at the vanguard of sustainable building management, spearheading the integration of advanced technology into everyday environments to fundamentally improve the health of our buildings and public spaces. Our mission is underpinned by the belief, that buildings play a pivotal role in energy consumption and carbon emissions globally. We are committed to transforming this narrative through intelligent building systems, harnessing the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT), Digital Twins, and LoRaWAN technologies.Our project centres on developing and implementing cutting-edge solutions that optimise building performance, significantly reduce energy consumption, and improve indoor air quality. The innovative use of real-time data analytics and predictive modelling enables building managers and homeowners to make informed decisions, facilitating a shift from traditional reactive management to proactive, efficient operations. This not only leads to financial savings but contributes crucially to the global effort to reduce carbon emissions.At the core of our offerings are IoT-based solutions for energy optimisation, utilising advanced sensors and control systems to manage various aspects of building performance, including heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and lighting. Our Digital Twin platform, a significant innovation, creates virtual replicas of physical buildings for in-depth monitoring and predictive maintenance. This technology provides a comprehensive view of a building's operations, enabling managers to simulate scenarios, predict outcomes, and optimise performance.Our approach is unique in its scalability and customisation. We recognise the diversity of our client base, ranging from educational institutions to commercial properties and domestic buildings. Novacene is dedicated to developing bespoke solutions that align with each client's operational goals and challenges, ensuring the technology not only addresses specific problems but adds tangible value.Moreover, our commitment extends beyond technology deployment. We emphasise educational and training initiatives to empower clients and communities about sustainable practices and energy management. Comprehensive support and maintenance services are integral to our offerings, ensuring long-term operational efficiency.Collaboration forms the cornerstone of our operations. We have established strategic partnerships with entities like Capita and academic institutions, fostering a culture of knowledge sharing and joint innovation. These partnerships enhance our technical capabilities, keep us abreast of the latest trends, and ensure that our solutions are both current and future-proof.Our vision is to lead the transition towards intelligent, sustainable buildings that are not only energy-efficient but also responsive to the needs of their occupants, to set new industry standards and contribute significantly to global environmental goals.
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