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GreenmediaHD recently used the Sedona Alliance and Contemporary Controls' free Sedona Applications Editor (SAE) to create custom components for its advanced rooftop controller.
Sedona is an open-source software environment designed to make it easy to build smart, networked, embedded devices which are well suited for implementing control applications. Utilizing Sedona's component-oriented programming language, developers can create custom components using a Sedona complier that can be downloaded for free from the Sedona Alliance website. Along with the complier is a source code, a sample Sedona virtual machine, documentation, and ready-made Sedona components to build upon. All of this is included in a single zip file ready for download.
The components were built on Contemporary Controls' RTU38 open controller which is intended for OEMs. Equipped with standard BACnet, a typical Sedona RTU application, and featuring pin and socket connectors that speed controller installation in the RTU, GreemediaHD found the RTU38 an ideal platform for creating custom components to build a proprietary product with specific performance requirements.FreshAir Announces Unique and Highly Effective Smoking Detection System for Educational Settings FreshAir1 monitors for, detects, and proves tobacco smoking and marijuana smoking Lebanon, NH – FreshAir, an industry leader in the development of sensors to detect and alert for hazardous chemicals, announces its unique and highly effective FreshAir1 Smoking Detection System. The FreshAir system is ideally suited for use in dormitories and other school and university buildings. The only technology available to monitor for, immediately detect, and prove tobacco smoking and marijuana smoking, FreshAir1 Smoking Detection Systems are ideal for enforcing no-smoking policies and protecting infrastructure investments.
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