Lights in offices will function no longer as luminaries, but also as data collection points that pass temperature, humidity, light level, human presence information, etc. to the IT architecture.
Offices are becoming smarter. In the age of IoT, various office devices and equipment are all getting connected to the Internet. This applies to lighting too, which will function no longer as a luminary only, but also as a data collection point that passes temperature, humidity, light level, human presence information, etc. to the IT architecture.
Philips, which is an important player in the smart office lighting space, offers a solution named InterAct Office, which installs LED with sensors that detect occupancy and temperature, which trigger the HVAC system to make adjustments to achieve optimum energy use and user comfort.
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