Study case
Development and evaluation of NEPHELE technologies for intelligent monitoring and remote energy management in a Smart Building testbed scenario provided by OdinS in Murcia, Spain.
Demonstration
- Develop advanced applications and services using the VOStack. This will help to effectively manage building equipment control, prioritizing customized services for energy efficiency, user well-being, and comfort.
- Deploy a sophisticated automation scheme. This allows to collect real-time data from diverse range of IoT devices. These devices include appliances, sensors, and HVAC - heating, ventilation, and air conditioning - systems, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the building's operational status.
- Utilize Edge nodes to instantiate Virtual Objects. These nodes play a vital role in the instantiation of VOs, further enhancing the system’s capacity to process and respond to data in real-time.
- Distribute intelligence across Edge nodes. This will allow the system to operate more efficiently and responsively, avoiding bottlenecks.
Scenarios
Goal
- To develop applications to allow energy control actions of building equipment.
- To offer customized services to end-users to improve energy-efficient and well-being.
- To provide an automation scheme based on real-time information and video/image processing from different IoT devices and Edge nodes.
Description
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- Distributed complex decision making for energy efficiency.
- Distributed authorization operations to control HVAC and building equipment
- Video presence detection in building
- Communication radio offloading among Wifi, and Ethernet networks.
- Customizable IoT devices to support energy-efficiency and well-being in buildings
Technical constraints
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- Software component orchestration
- Device customization and management
- Device interoperability
- Control Access Management
- Identity Management
- Data storage
- Low latency communication
- Computer vision for information extraction
- Intelligent data filtering/aggregation/compression