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6. Internet of Things (for Buildings)
Who?
What?
Where?
Autonomous
Digital Control of
Building Services
The Internet
Authentication
Cyber Security
Call Home Strategy
Data Architecture & Sharing
Energy Efficiency
Business Efficiency
Occupant Experience
Always Connected
Mobile Apps
Connected Humans
Building Occupants Building Applications
11. Laurent Vernerey
P R E S E N T E D B Y C O C H R A N E S U P P L Y
EVP & President | Technology Group, Acuity Brands, Inc.
12. Are you ready for the
next generation of
Connected Buildings?
P R E S E N T E D B Y C O C H R A N E S U P P L Y
13. Confidentiality Statement
The information in this presentation is confidential and proprietary, and
may not be used, reproduced or distributed without the express written
permission of Acuity Brands Lighting, Inc.
14. Today’s Presenter
Career Path
Leading the technology business for Acuity Brands from a strong
foundation in the convergence of new technology for an evolving
market being transformed via digitalization. Prior to his role at Acuity
Brands, Laurent Vernerey was innovating and integrating
technologies for over 30+ years with Schneider Electric.
Laurent J. Vernerey
EVP & President
Technology Group,
Acuity Brands Inc.
15. DID YOU KNOW?
People who reside in cities spend an average of
90% of their time indoors in building spaces.
19. Sensory
Network
Connected Edge
to Cloud
Analytics and
Applications
Location Aware:
People & Things
Digital Transformation
Technology Platform
Improve
Building Performance
Occupant Experience
Business Performance
Digital
Lighting,
Controls &
HVAC
What Makes Up a CONNECTED BUILDING?
20. Business Trends driving Demand
Rapid Innovation fueled by
abstraction
Instant communication & access
to information
Globalization
Consumer Online and Mobile
Apps create digital experience
expectations
Technology Trends making it
Possible
Low-cost, low-power sensors
Bluetooth low energy (BLE)
Building tech shifting to digital/IP
Edge-computing capabilities
Microservices & containers
Cheap bandwidth & cloud services
Why NOW?
21. By 2022, 65% of enterprises will
require indoor location asset
tracking to be part of all access
layer infrastructure
communication decisions.*
*Source: Gartner Magic Quadrant for Indoor Location Services, Global. 23 January 2019.
In our customer reference
survey, 77% of respondents
reported that they have
multiple location use cases.
&
Opportunity Ahead for ILS
23. Good Enough:
• Basic LEDs
• Basic Controls
Just Enough:
• Connected LEDs
• Unified Building & Lighting controls
• Smart Visualization
Future-Proofed:
• 30% reduction in
commissioning
• Advanced controls & IoT
capabilities
• Firmware upgrades & real-
time visual tools
• Building Health
• Open & Ready for Apps
Keeping it SIMPLE
24. Right
Time
Energy savings can fund
the technology investment
Right
Connection
Constant Power and
Digital Network
Right
Location
Wherever there are
people there are lights
Why Lighting is an Optimal
CONNECTED BUILDING SENSORY NETWORK
25. !BMS and
Lighting Controls
User Experience
Analytics
IT/OT
Workflow
1 2 3
72
72
Sensory
Network
Integration
Acuity CONNECTED BUILDING PLATFORM
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26. Driving Connected Buildings from Strength in Lighting
Superior
Optics
LEAN
Supply Chain
Channel
Strength
Networking
T1 T4
Embedded
Electronics
Sensors and
Controls
T2 T3
BMS
IoT/Software Platforms
Data Analytics
#1 North America Lighting Company
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Driving CONNECTED Buildings from Strength in Lighting
Location-based
Services
GeoMetri
27. Acuity CONNECTED Building Solution Portfolio
Connected Building
Technologies
Digital Lighting
Network
Connected Building
Software
30. The Industry Needs to Change
Key to staying
competitive:
Reduce building Install
& commissioning hours
by 30%
Disruption is a choice.
1. Let technology play its role.
2. Make a conscious decision
to be disruptive.
&
34. Jim Morris
P R E S E N T E D B Y C O C H R A N E S U P P L Y
Vice President and General Manager
Global Business Management Systems
Johnson Controls
36. Major Technology Trends
Source: Goldman Sachs, Deloitte
Edge - Cloud
Wireless
Sophisticated
Deep Learning
Software-
Defined
Cost index 2008-2018
Interoperability
Major Technology Trends
37. Building Management Systems Will Evolve
ACCESS
CONTROL
IP
BUILDING
AUTOMATION
HVAC/Equipment
IP
IPCameras
DVR
Analog
Cameras
VIDEO
MANAGEMENT
IP
FIRE
DETECTION
IP
This is critical since it will take a long time for the disruption to gain momentum
FX80
38. Legacy Individual
Systems
Most systems
today
• Stand-alone
• Reactive
response
• Minimal
analytics
Converged
Systems
Nascent
• Multi-system
design and
configuration
• Common/shared
parts of
technology stack
Smart Individual
Systems
Increasingly
common
• Equipment
optimization
• Greater
functionality
• Analytics
• Predictive
operations and
service
Interconnected
Systems
Today’s
“cutting edge”
projects
• Coordination
and integration
across building
systems
• Mission-based
applications
SYSTEM OF SYSTEMSSMART SYSTEMSBUILDING SYSTEMS
Systems
Integration
Technology Driving Migration to Smart,
Interconnected Systems
39. BUILDING
SYSTEMS
SMART SYSTEMS SYSTEM OF SYSTEMS
Legacy
Individual
Systems
Smart
Individual
Systems
Interconnected
Systems
Converged
Systems
Systems
Integration
Great domains and
channel
Boosting Our
Controls
Leading With Investments in Our Core
40. Key Controls Technology Areas of Focus
•Integrations
•Cybersecurity
•Building Optimization
•User Experience
•Workflow Simplicity
41. Control System Architecture Supports Expansive
Data Opportunities
Hosted services for storage,
remote access, advanced
optimization, API Integrations
Online
Services
Devices co-exist on
single converged IT/BAS
network
User Interface - Designed for Mobility
Support todays
existing systems
MS/TP or
N2
3rd
Party
Server (All Bldg Systems)
3rd Party IP Systems
(Connected Partners)
Ethernet and
WiFi Controls
IP Controllers
IP Based
Ring field bus
IT Friendly Ring
Manager
Secure HTTPS
Integrations
FX80
42. System Intelligence Embedded in Design and Configured at the Factory
Intelligent default values for control parameters preconfigured
at the factory
Only need simple configuration settings
No field programming needed
No software tools required
No control vendor installation labor required
Embedded FDD to solve mechanical and controls issues
Remote connectivity and notification anytime, anywhere
Deploying a Smarter Model in Light Commercial
43. Verasys® Plug and Play From Smart Edge to Cloud
Verasys Enterprise – Cloud Solution
• Verasys Local UX
• On or Off Premise
• Install Zigbee Netsensor in Freezer
• Connect Zigbee transmitter to IOM controller
Smart Building HubIOM
transmitter
Freezer
Sensor
• No programming or human intervention. Mobile device logs
into Smart Building hub
• New freezer sensor value will show up automatically on IOM,
trending begins
• Phone configures the sensor, gives it name, location, configures
alarm parameters
• Smart Building Hub sends data to the Enterprise
‒ Data displays within seconds, trends begin
‒ Automatic tree structure, automatic alarming, status and
control
44. Verasys®: Commissioning a New Smart Edge Device
(Energy Meter Example)
Smart Building HubIOM
Verasys Enterprise
45. Customers Showing Increase In ‘20 vs. ‘19 Smart
Building Investment
Copyright 2018 – Johnson Controls
• 2018 JCI Energy Efficiency Indicator Study
• 1,901 energy, facility management executives (20 countries)
46. The Promise of Smart Building Value Creation
Value Creation
Cost Reduction
Core Functions
(Energy, Security)
Asset, Space
Utilization
Revenue,
Productivity
“$3/sq ft”
“$30/sq ft”
“$300/sq ft”
47. • Owners have a vision – but struggle to translate into
action
• Consulting Engineers learn about new solutions by
themselves
• Customers need interoperability at the core
• Smart Buildings require more interdependency
• Demand for new skills to handle complex buildings
• CAPEX mindset makes OPEX discussions
challenging
“Nobody knows
what (owners) want
and they don't
know how to ask”
“Cut through the
b#&^(*@^ and buzz
words. Show me
financially why this
solution Is better”
”
Landscape Is Evolving and Being Defined
Landscape is Evolving & Being Defined
48. Scope & Scale Will Matter
BUILDING
SYSTEMS
SMART SYSTEMS SYSTEM OF SYSTEMS
Legacy
Individual
Systems
Smart
Individual
Systems
Interconnected
Systems
Converged
Systems
Systems
Integration
Simple
integrations
Best data-enabled outcomes
Simplest,
lowest cost
Meeting Evolving
Owner
Expectations
49. A Holistic Approach to Building Systems
Operational Insights from Many Sources of Data and Partners
Collect
Multiple
Systems
HVAC
Control
Analyze
Interact
and
Visualize
Predict &
Optimize
Smarter Devices
Building Wide Platform
(Lighting, Access Control,
Video, Fire, Elevators)
Central Plant Optimization
5
4
3
2
1
6
UI
Energy Kiosk
Enterprise Mgt
Building Wide Analytics
VRF
50. Healthcare Optimization Example
(Hospitals vs. similarly sized
office building).
Typical surgical suite unoccupied
~70-80% during week, ~95% on
weekends.
3X more energy
Integration Saves $6,000/year
(plus delivering, documenting safer
and more comfortable conditions
Surgical scheduling
systemUtilization
62. Edge 10
IP-based IO controller
Powered by Niagara Framework
5 UI • 3 DO • 2 AO
1 485 Serial Port
Expansion via single IO-R 34
2 Ethernet Ports capable of daisy chaining
Fan Coil Unit • Single Stage AHU
Water Source HP • Pressure Dep Zone Control
Boiler Hot Water Reset, etc.…
Time & labor
savings
Enhanced Niagara
workflows
Single Tool
Familiar Niagara
Environment
Cybersecurity
Built-in Niagara
security
Niagara Edge 10 is 10-point IP-based field equipment controller that runs the Niagara Framework® at the edge. By
leveraging the Niagara Framework, Niagara Edge 10 offers a single-tool infrastructure, the ability to create smarter,
more efficient systems, and world-class cybersecurity.
65. Coming Soon: Niagara Historian
Seamless, secure, scalable, near-real-time uploads of Niagara Stations history data.
Gain insights – your data is readily available and viewable in an
organized way
Improve performance - Decouple histories from the Niagara Stations
Store and protect stations’ data, including model data. Break silos
Ability for multiple applications to access data with developer APIs
Location agnostic deployment of recipient’s choice
niagaraniagara
66. • Holistic re-evaluation & redesign of cyber
controls
• ISA 62443-3-3 Requirements for SL4
• Identified & added security controls,
focused on requirements for critical
infrastructure, with more coming!
• Cyber-Focused SDLC Stronger controls to
meet classical security requirements
• Anti-malware & tampering controls in
hardware, firmware & software
• The Journey Continues
66
Cybersecurity is a Team Sport!
The Cybersecurity Journey
Security
Controls
Security
Configuration
Monitoring &
Management
Organizational
Awareness
and Best
Practices
