W numerze:
AI and smart technologies and their use in HVAC- Better climate control through better interfaces
- Integrating Privacy, Security, and Ethics in Smart Buildings: A Practical Framework for Digital Resilience
- Towards Open-Structure BMS: AI for Forecasting and Predictive Control
- From Digital Twins to Real-Time Simulation Standardisation
- Business and Competitiveness Benefits with Smart Systems
- Data integrated Digital Twin to Enhance Building Energy Flexibility
- Brains4Buildings – Open Knowledge Platform: Practical Insights from Data
- Smart Building Reference Architecture with Linked Data
- Human-informed Building Automation: Enhanced Whole-Building System FDD
- Ingredients for a Compliant National Renovation Plan
- A Contribution to the Efficient Control of Heating and Cooling Supply Systems over the Annual Operating Cycle – Development of a System Controller
- The Home Battery in a Changing Energy Market
- Simple relationships for the COP of AC systems operating at very high ambient temperatures
- AI-driven Prediction versus Human-driven Judgment in the Built Environment – Interview with Clayton Miller by Lada Hensen Centnerová
- ISH China & CIHE returns from 31 March – 2 April 2026 to celebrate its 30th anniversary
- KAIFLEX – High Performance for the Insulation in Cold Applications
- New Uponor Ecoflex Thermo VIP pipes: excellent heat loss performance meets flexibility and diameter requirements for large-scale heat-distribution applications
- HVAC in Zero Emission Buildings: REHVA Brussels Summit 2025 at the Heart of EU Policymaking
- Hybrid Physics-Data Modelling of Building Thermal Dynamics
AI and smart technologies and their use in HVAC
Zapraszamy do pobrania całego numeru ze strony – REHVA Journal 06/2025.