Smart Buildings Magazine News
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Siemens adopts traffic light approach for newly designed range of IAQ sensors
A complete redesign of the Siemens range of room sensors has indoor air quality (IAQ) as a central focus, with the introduction of a traffic light system to enable any issues to be identified at a glance.
08 October 2025 -
Council completes smart lighting upgrade
Gravesham Council has announced the successful completion of the smart lighting upgrade at Merston Court using the Mymesh platform. This initiative delivers immediate benefits through significant energy savings, carbon reduction, and automated emergency lighting self-testing, improving both sustainability and compliance.
07 October 2025 -
Distech Controls expands Resense series to deliver seamless, personalised experiences
Distech Controls has expanded its Resense line of sensors and interfaces that create smarter, more dynamic spaces. The company’s award-winning product, Resense Move, introduced in 2024, is joined by a new line of Resense Air products.
06 October 2025 -
Pulse Fibre’s Nathan Davis to spotlight fibre broadband’s role in powering smart buildings at Smart Buildings Show
Pulse Fibre’s head of development, Nathan Davis, will be taking to the stage at this year’s Smart Buildings Show to highlight the vital role fibre broadband plays in driving the evolution of smart buildings and future-proofing assets.
29 September 2025 -
Kyocera Cyber is launched
Kyocera Cyber has been launched today. Backed by the wider Kyocera family, the brand has invested from the ground up in enterprise-grade architecture to build an ultra-resilient, next-generation managed security operations centre (M-SOC), which will protect customers against new adversaries.
29 September 2025 -
Verkada introduces new security product offerings
Verkada has unveiled a range of product enhancements designed to make physical security more proactive and intelligent during its annual customer conference, VerkadaOne.
25 September 2025
