Singapore, May 14, 2020: Conversational AIoT company UIB and University of Newcastle (UON), Singapore have published a joint white paper on smart facilities management.
According to a press release by UIB, the paper looks at where the industry stands today, the issues it faces post-COVID19, and the solutions it’s taking to address them.
It cites the examples of the Singapore ArtScience Museum, the Singapore Biopolis, and Jewel at Singapore Changi Airport to underline how Smart Facilities Management (FCM) leverages the Internet of Things’ (IoT’s) ability to gather information and “contactlessly” control connected systems and devices and Artificial Intelligence’s (AI’s) ability to drive efficiency and optimisation.
UIB CMO Ken Herron said in a
UON Singapore Academic Director Dr. Kavitha Palaniappan added, “Targeting all stakeholders involved in FCM, this paper is an urgent call to action to our peers in the Property Tech industry to understand and leverage how Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) — AIoT — make FCM “smart” and help us to achieve our multiple stakeholders’ goals and objectives. After reading this paper, people will be able to look at the industry from a holistic perspective and see how AIoT not only securely integrates solutions at a low cost but brings Smart FCM to everyone in the building!”
Added Ken, “History has repeatedly shown us that disruptive technology like conversational AIoT will create more new jobs — including jobs in completely new areas — than it eliminates. The payback comes not just from automating what is currently being done today by humans but automating what cannot be done today by humans. We have entered the golden age of collaboration between Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Human Intelligence (HI) and are seeing the ROI every day in Smart FCM solutions.”
You may go to this Website for the white paper.
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