Mapped is the independent data layer for commercial real estate. By automating the discovery, extraction, and normalization of data from building systems, sensors, devices, and vendor APIs, Mapped simplifies the integration process down to a single standardized API. Mapped breaks enterprise data silos to empower building owners, facility operators, and solution providers to rapidly unlock the value of data and drive transformative business outcomes – allowing them to focus on innovation rather than integration.
Mapped started with the idea “what if every built space had an API?” Getting data out of buildings was a complex, time consuming and often manual process - weeks or even months of work. To solve the problem, they created a knowledge graph of people, places and things using machine learning to automate the process of data extraction and identification. They then built a simple, secure and unified API on top; now anything that generates data - devices, sensors, enterprise applications and more - is accessible quickly, easily and securely.
Check out their website to learn more: https://www.mapped.com/
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Armis, KODE Labs, and IntelliBuild announced a partnership aimed at connecting cybersecurity asset discovery, building performance analytics, and digital commissioning into a shared workflow for building owners.
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