Part of our control team has been closely acquainted with the latest developments in the telecommunications and audiovisual sector. The ISE is already an annual event. As an engineering and installation company we are always improving our control and lighting projects because it is a sector that is accelerating by leaps and bounds.
"For us the most important thing is the user experience, that they enjoy having intelligent control systems because they feel that it really makes their day-to-day life easier." He tells us Álex Díazsystems integrator specialized in KNX. "Home automation thinks about people in every way: we want to give more practicality to the building and each home, in addition to making it more efficient in terms of energy consumption and durability of the facilities (...) Surprises have to be for the better nowadays, there is no excuse. It is also a lot of fun to be able to customize everything, to have everything to your liking and according to your needs," he concludes.
In Talat we have great suppliers, who share our same vision: they take care of the technology and the design of the final product in every detail.
From Tour we met the new F1 TourThe new device is a device for interconnecting several autonomous KNX installations with total security. "With this new device we can connect community sensors, such as brightness or outside temperature, to make demands on the centralized production of the building. We can even display relevant community information on the home automation screen of each home, such as the status of the installations, when the next maintenance will be carried out or the reserve of infrastructures," says Alex. In terms of design, they have dazzled us with the update of their button panel. KNX touch sensor with a much more modern look.
While Basalte has presented its new modular video door entry system Go to. With the sophisticated design so characteristic of the brand, it has an OLED screen, multiple cameras, fingerprint reader and courtesy light, it is also fully integrable with the Basalte Home automation system.
From the Conference on Intelligent Buildingswe are left with three great notes:
According to Erik Ubels, a senior consultant with MetisRealThe intelligent buildings sector can bring about change because "the technology is there," referring to DC power and Power over Ethernet. This requires better coordination between those involved in installing equipment and equipment technology. As well as a life cycle management model that ensures that all aspects of a sustainable building are taken into account from the beginning of its construction.
On the other hand, Claire Penny, director of global partnerships for Invicarasaid that people are beginning to realize the existence of the digital twin "as a 3D model that can be composed and adapted to one's needs. Meanwhile, Palle Dinesen, CEO and cofounder of UbiqisenseHe also noted that "we are just beginning to scratch the surface of smart buildings".
