It already uses a form of wired smart lighting there called Power over Ethernet.” Commercial real estate service and investment company CBRE aims to test Internet of Things (IoT) lighting in its Amsterdam operational centre, powered by Gooee. Gooee makes office lighting into information technology networks via beacons, sensors, cloud computing and software, allowing the lights to detect the number of room occupants, their motions, the room's temperature and lighting. The system optimises light and energy, and predicts maintenance issues for better operation. In a pilot project, the Dutch firm is testing out an IoT lighting solution that uses sensors embedded on the ceiling tiles to monitor occupancy levels and energy consumption. CBRE believes that IoT lighting will allow commercial property managers to better analyse and operate their buildings.
Commercial real estate service and investment company CBRE aims to test Internet of Things (IoT) lighting in its Amsterdam operational centre, powered by Gooee. Gooee makes office lighting into information technology networks via beacons, sensors, cloud computing and software, allowing the lights to detect the number of room occupants, their motions, the room's temperature and lighting. The system optimises light and energy, and predicts maintenance issues for better operation. In a pilot project, the Dutch firm is testing out an IoT lighting solution that uses sensors embedded on the ceiling tiles to monitor occupancy levels and energy consumption. CBRE believes that IoT lighting will allow commercial property managers to better analyse and operate their buildings.