Modern buildings generate data from dozens of systems — HVAC, lighting, access control, energy meters, water, fire suppression and occupancy sensors. SIMBIOSYS unifies all of it into a single pane of glass with automated controls and compliance logging.
Applications
Key Use Cases in Smart Buildings
These are the most common ways smart buildings organisations use SIMBIOSYS to reduce costs, improve visibility and meet regulatory requirements.
01
HVAC performance monitoring and automated setpoint adjustment
02
Energy sub-metering per floor, zone and asset type
03
Occupancy-driven environmental controls to reduce waste
04
Water consumption monitoring and leak detection
05
Access control and security system data integration
06
Regulatory compliance logging — fire safety, air quality and temperature records
Connectivity
Common Integrations
SIMBIOSYS connects to the protocols and devices your smart buildings environment already uses — no rip-and-replace required.
BACnet
KNX
Modbus
MQTT
LoRaWAN
EnOcean
Zigbee
M-Bus
REST API
DALI Lighting
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Customer Story
See It in the Field
Building Automation & Smart Facilities
AIS Technology
Featured Customer
The Challenge
A facilities management client of AIS Technology was managing a portfolio of commercial buildings using disparate BMS systems with no unified view across sites. Engineers were spending significant time on-site gathering data that should have been available remotely.
The Outcome
SIMBIOSYS was deployed as the unified data layer, pulling from each building's existing BMS and sensor infrastructure. Engineers gained a single dashboard showing all buildings in real time, with automated alerts replacing reactive maintenance visits and energy anomaly detection reducing consumption costs.
28%
Reduction in energy costs across the estate
Smart Buildings IoT
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