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DESCRIPTION:Please plan to attend this meeting of the Industry Applications
  Society. The speaker will be James P. Waltz\, PE\, CEM\, FACFE\, FCABE.\n
 \nOur phones are smart\, our cars are smart\, our dishwashers and refriger
 ators\, televisions and even circuit breakers are smart - but what about o
 ur buildings? This presentation explores what it means to be a "smart" bui
 lding\, and how technology has been and is being incorporated into the bui
 lt environment. This will address which building infrastructure systems co
 uld be made "smart" and which might benefit from advanced technology\, whe
 re it all started\, how it has progressed over time and where it stands to
 day.\n\nAlso\, the subject of man-machine-interface will be discussed (aka
 \, the human infrastructure)\, as well as a vision of what the future migh
 t hold.\n\nBldg: Zio Fraedo’s\, Zio Fraedo’s\, 611 Gregory Lane\, Plea
 sant Hill\, California\, United States
LOCATION:Bldg: Zio Fraedo’s\, Zio Fraedo’s\, 611 Gregory Lane\, Pleasan
 t Hill\, California\, United States
ORGANIZER:lmsq@pge.com
SEQUENCE:6
SUMMARY:Smart Buildings\, Fundamentals\, History\, State of the Art
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/195054
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p align="LEFT"><span style="font-size: 12pt\
 ;">Please plan to attend this meeting of the Industry Applications Society
 . The speaker will be&nbsp\;James P. Waltz\, PE\, CEM\, FACFE\, FCABE.</sp
 an></p>\n<p><span style="font-size: 12pt\;">Our phones are smart\, our car
 s are smart\, our dishwashers and refrigerators\, televisions and even cir
 cuit breakers are smart - but what about our buildings? This presentation 
 explores what it means to be a "smart" building\, and how technology has b
 een and is being incorporated into the built environment. This will addres
 s which building infrastructure systems could be made "smart" and which mi
 ght benefit from advanced technology\, where it all started\, how it has p
 rogressed over time and where it stands today.</span></p>\n<p><span style=
 "font-size: 12pt\;">Also\, the subject of man-machine-interface will be di
 scussed (aka\, the human infrastructure)\, as well as a vision of what the
  future might hold.</span></p>\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>
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