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DESCRIPTION:Technological Advancements in Smart HVAC Control span four majo
 r areas\, Energy Saving Systems\, Smart HVAC Systems\, Mobile Device Contr
 ol and Advanced Analytics. New smart devices are being used to analyze env
 ironmental conditions for occupancy and high precision temperature control
 . Fast-acting control systems provide the exact heating and cooling necess
 ary resulting in significant energy savings and increased occupant comfort
 . Most homes are now equipped with at least one smart device\, HVAC system
 s and thermostats will soon be connected to a central hub made from one of
  these devices. It is important that HVAC devices are designed to be inter
 operable with these systems\, this can be achieved by using standard hardw
 are interfaces as well as industry accepted IoT protocols. Potential appli
 cations that can emerge from a device equipped with these interfaces will 
 be explored. Smart IoT devices synchronize data with cloud services allowi
 ng users to receive reports and analysis on how their system is performing
  and how it can be improved. This also allows HVAC providers to track cons
 umer engagements\, purchases and remotely detect potential faults or failu
 res. Additionally\, aggregate data can be analyzed and published to allow 
 communities to track and achieve green initiatives.\n\nSpeaker(s): Gamal\,
  \n\nAgenda: \nDate: May 18\, at 2:30 pm\n\nEvent Starts at 2:30pm\, Speak
 er Introduction\n\nEvent Ends at 4:00pm\n\nVirtual: https://events.vtools.
 ieee.org/m/360762
LOCATION:Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/360762
ORGANIZER:bgill@ieee.org
SEQUENCE:20
SUMMARY:Technological Advancements in Smart HVAC Control
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/360762
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>Technological Advancements in Smart HVAC C
 ontrol span four major areas\, Energy Saving Systems\, Smart HVAC Systems\
 , Mobile Device Control and Advanced Analytics. New smart devices are bein
 g used to analyze environmental conditions for occupancy and high precisio
 n temperature control. Fast-acting control systems provide the exact heati
 ng and cooling necessary resulting in significant energy savings and incre
 ased occupant comfort. Most homes are now equipped with at least one smart
  device\, HVAC systems and thermostats will soon be connected to a central
  hub made from one of these devices. It is important that HVAC devices are
  designed to be interoperable with these systems\, this can be achieved by
  using standard hardware interfaces as well as industry accepted IoT proto
 cols. Potential applications that can emerge from a device equipped with t
 hese interfaces will be explored. Smart IoT devices synchronize data with 
 cloud services allowing users to receive reports and analysis on how their
  system is performing and how it can be improved.&nbsp\; This also allows 
 HVAC providers to track consumer engagements\, purchases and remotely dete
 ct potential faults or failures. Additionally\, aggregate data can be anal
 yzed and published to allow communities to track and achieve green initiat
 ives.</p><br /><br />Agenda: <br /><p><strong><em>Date:</em></strong> May 
 18\, at 2:30 pm</p>\n<p>Event Starts at 2:30pm\, Speaker Introduction</p>\
 n<p>Event Ends at 4:00pm</p>
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