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Internet of Things for Smart Buildings

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Product type Book
Published in Mar 2023
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781804619865
Pages 306 pages
Edition 1st Edition
Languages
Author (1):
Harry G. Smeenk Harry G. Smeenk
Profile icon Harry G. Smeenk

Table of Contents (22) Chapters

Preface 1. Part 1: Applications for Smart Buildings
2. Chapter 1: An Introduction to IoT and Smart Buildings 3. Chapter 2: Smart Building Operations and Controls 4. Chapter 3: First Responders and Building Safety 5. Chapter 4: How to Make Buildings Smarter with Smart Location 6. Chapter 5: Tenant Services and Smart Building Amenities 7. Part 2: Smart Building Architecture
8. Chapter 6: The Smart Building Ecosystem 9. Chapter 7: Smart Building Architecture and Use Cases 10. Chapter 8: Digital Twins – a Virtual Representation 11. Part 3: Building Your Smart Building Stack
12. Chapter 9: Smart Building IoT Stacks and Requirements 13. Chapter 10: Understanding Your Building’s Existing Smart Level and Systems 14. Chapter 11: Technology and Applications 15. Part 4: Building Sustainability for Contribution to Smart Cities
16. Chapter 12: A Roadmap to Your Smart Building Will Require Partners 17. Chapter 13: The Importance of Smart Buildings for Sustainability and the Environment 18. Chapter 14: Smart Buildings Lead to Smart Cities 19. Chapter 15: Smart Buildings on the Bleeding Edge 20. Index 21. Other Books You May Enjoy

Navigation, maps, and way-finders

Indoor navigation systems are digital processes that help individuals find their way around indoor areas. These systems are very precise and leverage Augmented Reality (AR) to deliver precise real-world directions. Building technicians can use a navigation system to find maintenance access points. Visitors can be guided to key locations without the expense of an escort.

In hospitals, patients and visitors can be guided to treatment rooms, cafeterias, stores, or even other buildings. First responders and rapid response teams can be given immediate directions, and when connected with other systems in a building such as an elevator, its doors could be held open until they arrive. Retail stores use these systems to help customers find products. Customers can download an app and then have access to a product’s shelf location, as well as the restroom and other locations.

Indoor positioning systems determine in real time where a person or object...

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