Buildings Getting Smarter: Air Quality, Occupancy & People Counting
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Vendor claims LoRaWAN sensors integrate with BACnet, run years on tiny batteries and soak solar for backups, and a cloud server delivers alerts and reports. Specific deployments include 47,000 indoor air sensors in Canadian schools, gas detectors that auto-notify authorities with coordinates, leak detectors for server rooms, trash-bin level monitoring and desk/bathroom occupancy hardware. People counting uses infrared/touch/AI and advertises 99.5% accuracy, with gateways forwarding data to The Things Stack.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:30Why this topic
- 1:41Smart Buildings
- 6:08Different Types of Technology
- 6:38Smart Gas Detection
- 9:00Air Quality Sensors
- 10:48People Counting
- 14:09Trash Bin Management
- 15:32Outro
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