Grid Rails launches its enterprise VPP platform, offering real-time DER control, automated dispatch, and Web3-based energy settlement for commercial portfolios.
Anthropic's Claude Mythos Preview autonomous exploit-chaining capabilities raise urgent cybersecurity questions for building automation, OT firmware, and smart building operators.
NFPA 72 2025 and BS 5839-1:2025 reshape wireless fire detection compliance in commercial buildings, driving IoT integration and new cybersecurity mandates.
Anthropic's Claude Mythos Preview, capable of chaining zero-day exploits autonomously, raises urgent cybersecurity concerns for BMS, OT networks, and smart building operators.
Australia's EMS market targets 19% CAGR through 2030, fueled by building codes, price volatility, and new interoperability and cybersecurity regulations.
Taiwan's 2026 smart building push - spanning AI city infrastructure, EMS subsidies, and cross-border supply chain deals - is reshaping global building automation and interoperability.
Buildings shift from analytics to real-time autonomous HVAC and energy control, delivering major efficiency gains but raising cybersecurity and standards risks.
Digital twins, BACnet Secure Connect, and EU cybersecurity rules are reshaping building automation procurement and operations across commercial real estate.
DOE expands Grid-Interactive Efficient Buildings pilot to university campuses and hospital networks, testing demand flexibility and DER integration.
Unified edge gateways are reshaping commercial building IoT by bridging OT and IT systems, cutting costs, and raising new cybersecurity demands.
Thread certification surpasses 1,100 products and 240 members, strengthening interoperability for city and campus smart building systems.
Food manufacturers adopt building automation sensors and predictive maintenance to cut recalls, reduce downtime, and meet tightening FDA requirements.
U.S. agencies expanded Grid-Interactive Buildings in 2026, enhancing demand-response and integration of EMS/BAS systems across more facilities.
Operators of AI-enabled smart buildings confront interoperability, procurement, and security challenges amid evolving EU AI and cybersecurity regulations.
PDLC smart film adoption in commercial retrofits is rising due to tighter energy codes and dynamic glazing mandates, with market growth projected through 2032.
Analysis of AI governance in smart buildings: ROI, edge vs cloud models, regulatory context, and shifting operator responsibilities.
How MultiTech's Niagara Driver streamlines LoRaWAN IoT sensor integration with Niagara-based BAS to enhance interoperability and operational efficiency.
IoT emergency lighting retrofits impact compliance, cybersecurity responsibilities, BMS/EMS integration, and lifecycle budgeting in commercial buildings.
How public-sector rules, open standards, and certification programs like BTL, AMEV, Thread and Matter are reshaping smart building connectivity and procurement.
US federal agencies expand EMIS use-integrating data, strengthening cybersecurity, and updating procurement-to drive energy savings and regulatory compliance.
Schneider Electric joins Thread Group board to drive open, interoperable smart-building connectivity via Thread protocol amid its expansion into commercial IoT.
Smart emergency lighting is evolving into a connected safety asset integrated into BMS/EMS, offering real-time monitoring, energy savings, and automated fault reporting.
Thread Group passes 1,000 certified products as Thread 1.4 enables multivendor mesh networking in commercial smart-building systems.
U.S. federal government expands its GEB pilot, promoting EMS, demand response, and cybersecurity standards across more agencies' facilities.
Emergency lighting evolves into integrated, cloud-connected systems with real-time monitoring, compliance automation, and predictive maintenance for smart buildings.
DOE's FEMP expanded its grid-interactive building pilot to more agencies, scaling EMS deployment with a focus on procurement, cybersecurity, and governance.
Schneider Electric joined the Thread Group board on March 31 to help advance the Thread wireless standard in smart building and IoT interoperability.
City pilot of an AI-driven EMS across 50 municipal buildings delivered up to 20% energy savings through DER integration, smart charging and demand-response.
Mexico will tighten façade energy-efficiency codes in early 2026, boosting demand for advanced glazing and adaptive façade systems.
Commercial real estate is using IoT- and AI-enabled EMS to coordinate EV charging, DERs, and HVAC, reducing peak costs and accessing utility incentives.
Smart building uptake rises with incentives and targeted upgrades, but operators cite ROI, high integration costs, and retrofit complexity as key barriers.
Autonomous delivery robots expand into office, retail, and mixed-use buildings in 2026, raising integration, safety, and interoperability needs for facilities teams.
AI forecasting systems in smart buildings deliver ROI in pilots, but scaling across portfolios faces data, integration, governance, and standardization hurdles.
Autonomous indoor delivery robots deployed in buildings are reshaping workflows, space use, and system integration amid BMS and regulatory challenges.
Smart-building adoption to rise from $64B to $101B by 2030, but integration, procurement, and interoperability obstacles temper sector momentum.
SoftBank Robotics America acquired Green Clean Commercial to launch SBX, merging robotics, IoT, and analytics in an AI facilities services platform.
Overview of how IoT, drones, CMMS, and digital twins are advancing roof asset monitoring for commercial and critical facilities.
Safety-centric technologies in smart buildings-from wearables to AI analytics-cut workplace injuries and standardize safety metrics across industries.
Explores how a potential SoftBank Robotics America-Green Clean deal could impact interoperability, vendor lock-in, and procurement in AI-driven facilities management.
AI-integrated occupancy, environmental and predictive systems deliver safety, wellbeing and energy ROI in smart buildings.
Federal GEB pilot programs in New York and Wisconsin demonstrate grid-interactive tech impact on procurement, energy reporting, and resilience in commercial buildings.
Qcells extends its AI safety benchmark to data centers and healthcare, introducing certification pathways and interoperability criteria for critical facilities.
IoT-enabled drones with thermal and sensor integration rapidly cut costs and inspection time for roofs in building portfolios under evolving EU/UAV rules.
IoT-equipped drones are streamlining building inspections, enhancing safety and efficiency while supporting AI-driven analytics in facility management systems.
Smart buildings used edge computing to maintain emergency operations during network failures in hospitals, data centers, and government facilities.
Analysis of emerging safety standards for AI-driven energy management, Qcells' market role, and adaptation strategies for critical facilities.
Cyber-physical attacks on 25% of building automation ICS drive regulatory and industry action toward secure-by-design standards and threat intelligence integration.
Insight into Samsung's HVAC strategy at MCE 2026 and the impact of modular, electrified, IoT-integrated systems on commercial building projects.
Regulators and industry groups move forward with shared cybersecurity standards for smart building systems as cyber risks rise across BMS, IoT, and supply chains.
Occupant experience metrics-such as air quality and thermal comfort-are central to smart-building ROI amid the ongoing shift to hybrid work.
Building performance KPIs are broadening in 2026 to include resilience, energy efficiency, IAQ and occupant flexibility, with standards, AI and retrofit strategies adapting accordingly.
Industry groups align on human-centric lighting metrics and cybersecurity rules as pilots show health, productivity gains and solutions receive DEKRA, VDE certifications.
Cities and real estate stakeholders shift smart-building incentives from occupancy-based ROI to occupant wellbeing metrics such as IAQ and circadian lighting.
Analysis of the expanded Women in KNX initiative, its impact on diversity, talent pipelines, and outcomes in smart building automation.
Deep dive: How AI-powered cooling and predictive analytics are transforming data center energy use, PUE, and regulatory strategy for 2026.
Delta Electronics unveiled an AI-powered digital twin platform using NVIDIA Omniverse at GTC 2025, enabling interoperable, high-fidelity cyber-physical simulations.
Analysis of Telefónica Germany's AI-based energy management rollout for data center efficiency, PUE, emissions, and telecom sustainability.
Human-centered lighting-circadian-aware, daylight harvesting, occupancy-responsive-is becoming central to smart buildings for energy savings and occupant productivity.
FBS Global secures a $20M exclusive materials supply deal to advance green building efforts and support its $78.5M project pipeline.