The Building Buzz Breakdown, 2020-edition. Innovation all around.
Nicolas Waern"The Building Whisperer"
https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicolaswaern/
https://twitter.com/BuildWhispererContributing Editor
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Smart
Nations, Quantum Computing, IoT Platforms, Digital Twins as a concept, Distributed
Intelligence, Ontology based Digital Twins and a partridge in a pear tree. It
is still a jungle out there, which is why I tried to jot down some of the
things I have seen lately and put them in the Building Buzz-cycle depicted
below. The perspective is that from a more traditional building automation
perspective, and that is why it might differ to other frameworks.
You can
find last years’ article below where I go into some detail of what I saw then;
“The BB-cycle” Building Buzz
Breakdown
Most of the
technology trends can be utilized today but existing market dynamics, slow pace
of innovation, will keep it slow-moving for another couple of years. Except for
quantum computing I can honestly say that I am working with all of these technology
trends today in some shape or form. Which I believe is quite refreshing in the
sense that everything is possible, and that the world will truly leapfrog in
the next couple of years, much thanks to Digital Twins.
Overview:
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First
out is the BB-cycle from last year
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Next
is the BB-cycle from this year
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Final thoughts
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Above are
the 2019 version and the 2020 version. I have been a lot more bullish in some
of the technologies I see reach the market, much thanks to Covid19, and there
are some differences and new additions to the BB-cycle.
My intent is to provide a point of discussion,
and not so much as the definitive truth. This is based on what I am seeing
dealing with innovation projects in many different segments and I am hoping it
might add value to some of you. I will post my thoughts on each one of the
topics mentioned, either here at automatedbuildings.com for the January column,
and/or at Beyond Buildings.
Meanwhile, if you can’t wait until January, or
want to know more about this, feel free to reach out to me on Linkedin. And if you like this I think it might be the
time to start subscribing to the Beyond Buildings Podcast and Newsletter for real!
If you want
to find out what the world is going to do a month, a year, a decade from now
and how it might benefit you or anyone you know, reach out! I try to have a holistic
understanding of what is needed to stand out from competition, to better advise
on pros and cons, and be the strategy partner for both technology and
organization-advice in a Smart World Environment (Construction/Industry/Smart
Buildings and Cities).
Please reach out if you have any questions and comments or if you have any ideas on what I should write next!
Sincerely,
“Smart World Architect” and Digital Transformation Expert –
Helping companies find their role in a Smart World Context
WINNIIO
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