From Data Swamps to Full Autonomous Buildings through an AI-driven “Middle-Out” Strategy - Troy Harvey

Episode 9 of the Beyond Buildings podcast, hosted by Nicolas Waern, titled "From Data Swamps to Full Autonomous Buildings through an AI-driven “Middle-Out” Strategy - Troy Harvey" was published on September 13, 2021 and runs 42 minutes.

September 13, 2021 ·42m · Beyond Buildings

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Summary

What are the challenges with designing and operating high-performance buildings today? What is the quantum ontology and what does the future look like for Smarter Buildings everywhere? From an electrical engineer to designing products for a wide variety of industries to the grandfather of quantum buildings and co-founder of Passive Logic. In this episode, we get to hear the origin story of one of the most interesting companies in the smart building/energy space when we talk to Troy Harvey. Some listeners might remember Troy Harvey (not McClure) from inspirational sessions and articles, such as: Obstacles and Opportunities for HVACR in the Next Decade, moderated by Nicolas Waern. And of course, the phenomenal article series around quantum ontologies and self-driving buildings at www.automatedbuildings.com. Links: Troy Harvey, CEO at Passive Logic Nicolas Waern, Podcast Creator, Strategy & Innovation Expert at WINNIIO

Episode Description

What are the challenges with designing and operating high-performance buildings today? What is the quantum ontology and what does the future look like for Smarter Buildings everywhere?

From an electrical engineer to designing products for a wide variety of industries to the grandfather of quantum buildings and co-founder of Passive Logic. In this episode, we get to hear the origin story of one of the most interesting companies in the smart building/energy space when we talk to Troy Harvey.

Some listeners might remember Troy Harvey (not McClure) from inspirational sessions and articles, such as:

Obstacles and Opportunities for HVACR in the Next Decade, moderated by Nicolas Waern.

And of course, the phenomenal article series around quantum ontologies and self-driving buildings at www.automatedbuildings.com.

Links: