From occupancy sensors and room booking, to space measurement and customized reporting, AVUITY is here to help you understand your space and improve employee experience.
AVUITY sells sensors to companies that occupy large amounts of office space. These sensors monitor the number of people using a space plus the temperature, light, noise, and humidity in that space. Their customers use the data provided by the sensors to improve their office space and help their employees enjoy the office and be more productive.
AVUITY was founded out of an architecture firm (BHDP) over ten years ago with a focus on analyzing space design and how space is used. They have multiple global portfolio deployments as well as a history of servicing those customers. As noted above, accuracy is the key and they have been enhancing their AI software for many years to become more and more powerful - as it looks and reports on objects in space.
They are one of the only providers to share environmental metrics and also be able to tie those back into a BMS system (Example: HVAC) to better help the operational efficiency of the building. They can also set up alerts for cleaning across a floor, building, or portfolio based on overall usage by people or occupancy. AVUITY has a core focus on data, enhancing actionable use cases, and improving viewability through reporting dashboards. This enables real estate decision-makers to swiftly make informed choices regarding right sizing, space optimization, and decisions related to design and furniture type.
Hey friends, Before we shut down Nexus Labs’ consulting practice in early 2022, we had the opportunity to support one last building in Manhattan. This building had more submeters per square foot, per floor, per system, and per tenant than any building I've ever seen. AND, perhaps predictably, all that data was barely being used.
Hey friends, Nexus Labs is quickly becoming the go-to place for building owners to learn about and engage with vendors. To support buyers, we’re announcing a new (free) service! One unfortunate truth holding back the smart buildings industry is that buying technology
Hey friends, Nexus Labs is becoming the go-to place for building owners to learn about and engage with vendors. To support them, one offering is our free monthly buyer’s guide webinars—a monthly series doing a deep dive into one tech category at a time.
Hey friends, For years, we’ve been trying to make the smart buildings marketplace, AKA the vendor swamp, less murky. To consolidate all the content we’ve produced on this, we’re publishing a newsletter series (and whitepaper) on navigating the smart buildings marketplace.
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QuadReal Property Group is a global real estate investor and operator with over $73 billion in real estate assets and counting. In 2019, Thano Lambrinos joined the QuadReal team. Amid the building industry's transition to digitizing everything, Lambrinos and the QuadReal team were eager to embrace new technologies to differentiate themselves from competitors.
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