When it comes to intelligent building, every situation is different. That’s why experience is so important. Automated Logic has a history of working with customers in the sports and entertainment industry and providing strategies and solutions to meet a range of objectives.
- Understanding and implementing utility incentive programs such as Automated Demand Response (OpenADR).
- Identifying energy conservation measures (ECMs) to deal with rising energy costs.
- Long term adoption of sustainability (LEED, EnergyStar, etc).
- Keeping occupants comfortable and satisfied.
- Preventing food contamination.
- Monitoring comfort, noise and lighting levels to create a better experience
- Extending the lifespan of equipment and assets.
- Managing the operating budget and long-term financial future of your building.
Our versatile HVAC controls and industry-leading building automation system provides easy integration with all your subsystems so you can create a seamless experience for visitors, while at the same time lowering your energy usage.
Send your building’s data to our cloud-based IoT platform to gain a true understanding of all its operations. With cloud-based analytics and advisory services designed to help you use the data generated by your intelligent building, you can find new ways to save energy and extend the lifespan of your equipment.
Automatically and securely communicate energy usage information to your utility provider to initiate reduction efforts that can lead to reduced rates and other financial incentives.
The WebCTRL Environmental Index™ tool (EI) offers a simple method for determining both the energy efficiency and occupant comfort level within a building at a glance. This allows you to quickly identify operational problems and take corrective action to achieve sustainable performance.
Learn more about the success we’ve had partnering with customers in the sports and entertainment industry to improve the operation of their buildings.
Built to celebrate scientific achievement, the Shanghai ScienceLand Museum is itself a tribute to the science of building design.
