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INSENS: Indoor Environmental Sensing for Improving Health, Wellbeing & Productivity in Buildings.

INSENS: Indoor Environmental Sensing for Improving Health, Wellbeing & Productivity in Buildings.
INSENS:改善健康和福祉的室内环境传感
批准号:
105050
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金额:
$35.95万
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依托单位国家:
英国
项目类别:
Feasibility Studies
财政年份:
2019
资助国家:
英国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2019 至 --

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中文摘要
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“室内环境空气质量直接影响居住者的健康、福祉和生产力。研究表明,当办公室太热/太冷时,工作表现会下降4-6%;在通风良好的办公室里,认知能力得分提高了101%,每位员工的生产力提高了至少6500美元。英国公共卫生部指责不健康的建筑每年使国民保健服务系统损失超过74亿英镑,加拿大绿色建筑委员会的研究表明,健康建筑的价值至少高出7%。英国绿色建筑委员会认定,目前测量室内环境数据的方法“极具挑战性”。**INSENS**是一款经济实惠,可改装的实时室内环境传感器分析解决方案,可实时测量和分析建筑物健康状况,并与实时占用数据和建筑物管理系统(BMS)集成。该解决方案解决了一个未被满足的市场挑战,具有应用于智能家居和智能交通等其他领域的潜力。”
英文摘要
"Indoor environmental air quality directly impacts the health, wellbeing, & productivity of occupants. Studies evidence 4-6% performance decrease when offices are too hot/too cold; 101% increase in cognitive scores in well-ventilated offices and increased in productivity per employee of at least US$6,500\. Public Health England blames unhealthy buildings for costing the NHS over £7.4bn annually, & research from the Canadian Green Building Council has shown healthy buildings to be worth at least 7% more. The UK Green Building Council has identified current methods for measuring indoor environment data as ""_highly challenging_"".**INSENS** is an affordable, retrofitable, real-time Indoor Environmental Sensor analytics solution to measure & analyse building health in real-time, integrated with real-time occupancy data & building management systems (BMS). The solution addresses an unmet market challenge with potential to be applied to other sectors including Smart Home & Smart Transportation."
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