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Industrial companies have long struggled to put together the computational horsepower and modeling techniques required to derive meaningful insights from sensor data, giving rise to the so-called digital twin. Johnson Controls is building one such virtual version of physical assets, using Microsoft Azure cloud software to improve how buildings are designed, constructed, and managed.
The platform, called OpenBlue Digital Twin, reimagines machines and other physical objects as software that enables companies to create digital versions called twins of physical buildings and systems and visualize them.
OpenBlue leverages machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI), as well as edge computing technologies, to analyze large datasets and predict patterns and trends, says Mike Ellis, chief digital and customer officer of the $22 billion provider of building management systems.
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Johnson Controls and Pelion announce smart buildings partnership Arm subsidiary, Pelion, the connected IoT device service provider, has announced a partnership with Johnson Controls, a leading developer of smart and sustainable buildings.
This partnership looks to accelerate innovation in connectivity, security and intelligence at the edge for Johnson Controls OpenBlue technology.
âThis partnership combines Johnson Controls deep domain expertise in healthy buildings with Pelionâs device and edge management capabilities to usher in an era of truly smart, updateable facilities at cloud scale.â said Mike Ellis, chief customer and digital officer for Johnson Controls. âOpenBlueâs AI capabilities at the edge will consolidate diverse points of intelligence distributed across various floors, sites or even continents into insights and actions, creating an updateable building that can self-heal and evolve over its lifespan.â
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Aberdeenshire based startup Legasea has announced that it has begun 2021 with its strongest quarter to date and revealed that expansion is underway at the company.
Legasea, which noted that several new roles were being created in response to increased industry activity, said it has generated three new operational positions during the first quarter, increasing the team from seven to 10. The new roles at the company were filled by Phil Bradley (project manager), Jason Gillespie (trainee service technician), and Mike Ellis (lead electrical technician).
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Partnership accelerates innovation by removing the complexities of bringing artificial intelligence (AI) to a diversity of devices at the edge, enabling smarter buildings that evolve and adapt through Johnson Controls OpenBlue technology
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Johnson Controls to leverage Pelion’s connected device platform for IoT device management services that simplify monitoring, maintaining, and improving the health, security, and performance of edge devices and workloads.
SAN JOSE, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Today, Pelion, the Connected IoT Device service provider, and subsidiary of Arm, jointly announced a partnership with Johnson Controls (NYSE: JCI), the global leader for smart, healthy and sustainable buildings. This partnership will accelerate innovation in connectivity, security and intelligence at the edge for Johnson Controls OpenBlue technology.
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