Smart buildings use artificial intelligence to automate mechanical building functions of ventilation, lighting, power, and water. On the other hand, smart building lighting systems showcase human-centric lighting control, mocking natural daylight and night, and are occupant sensitive. Conservationists estimate that buildings are among the leading emitters of carbon gases and are heavy energy users. Architects are therefore keen on developing more buildings that are efficient and environmental- friendly. Currently, the smartest building in the world is The Edge, located in Amsterdam. How the Smart Building System Works An intelligent lighting…
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