In recent years, extreme summer heat has become a daily reality for schools in Japan. Outdoor classes, physical education, and club activities increasingly expose students to dangerous conditions. Read More
In recent years, skyrocketing electricity costs have put increasing pressure on school budgets in Japan. In large schools, air conditioning alone can account for up to 40% of total electricity consumption, making it one of the biggest operational burdens. Read More
In the heart of Taipei’s Zhongzheng District, a new benchmark in smart lighting has been set. BANFi Semiconductor and EnOcean have joined forces to deliver an advanced Bluetooth® Mesh / NLC lighting solution that combines intuitive control, elegant design, and sustainable performance — all powered by EnOcean self-powered technology. Read More
Intelligent building automation allows energy consumption to be adapted to room usage and reduces the carbon footprint. A prime example of sustainability is the individual and flexible building automation system at the tram depot in Angers, France. Read More
The Collier County Courthouse faced significant limitations due to its outdated lighting infrastructure. The courtroom relied on older fluorescent and HID fixtures—wall sconces, 2x2 troffers, recessed downlights, and chandeliers—that no longer met modern efficiency or performance standards. Read More
Caritas IllerSenio has chosen IQFY’s energy-harvesting wireless systems after a comprehensive evaluation process. The new flagship project near Ulm, Germany showcases how intelligent sensors, sustainability, and human-centered design can shape the future of care. Read More
Effective occupancy detection is essential for improving energy efficiency, space optimization, and occupant well-being in commercial buildings, hotels, and offices. Read More
Tongji University in Shanghai is one of China’s leading universities, with four campuses across the city. During the summer break, the university renovated the library at its Jiading Campus, including a major upgrade to the air conditioning system. Read More
In 2024, Amsterdam Airport Schiphol welcomed nearly 67 million passengers—and that number keeps growing. Read More
