Ken Sinclair, owner and editor of automatedbuildings.com continues his quest of pulling the lid off of the next future of our industry — before it’s bottled. Granting IoT no sanctuary, Ken Sinclair’s November pursuit is clear: “Our revolutionary themes for the last few months have led us to the importance of the open software movement as part of our journey. Truly Open Edge Software provides access to all data, which fuels self-learning and enables unbridled creation for the new breed of makers that will marry our industry and IoT. Powerful, low-cost, high memory devices alone can not create the self-learning edge revolution; they need access to open sophisticated software that can operate within their environments to allow makers to build the new generation of devices. Open software rapidly creates the function, form and focus of these self-learning edge devices and leads to the development of what has never been built before.” Read more!
More Great November Articles:
Data Exhaust Tomorrow’s Machine-Learning, Alper Üzmezler, BASSG LLC. & Therese Sullivan, BuildingContext Ltd
Standardisation and Openness Revolution for IOT, Throstur Jonsson, Rational Network
Interfacing UPS Systems to BACnet, Jim Hogenson, Control Solutions, Inc.
Self-Learning Building Automation, Jim Sinopoli PE, RCDD, LEED AP, Smart Buildings LLC
Free Education AHRExpo Creating an Open Controller, George Thomas, Contemporary Controls
Confused World of IoT Alliances, James McHale, Memoori
Attendees of PlugFest 2016 the Experience, Steve Jones, The S4 Group Inc
Optimized Control Using Machine Learning, John Pitcher, Weber Sensors
How People Counting Can Benefit Your Building, Maggie Parker, Scanalytics
Seven Impact Drivers, Marc Petock, Lynxspring & Connexx Energy
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