Smart HVAC optimization reduces energy use and improves comfort by adapting heating, ventilation, and air conditioning to real-time occupancy without relying on thermal cameras.
Non-imaging occupancy sensing uses sensors such as passive infrared, CO2, acoustic, and Wi-Fi/device counts combined with machine learning to infer presence and activity levels.
Building operators benefit from measurable ROI, simplified installation, and scalable deployments that lower operational costs.
Privacy-preserving sensing avoids image capture, uses anonymized signals, and can be configured to comply with data protection regulations.
Successful deployments require attention to sensor placement, calibration, integration, and data security to ensure reliable occupancy estimates.
Thermal camera-free occupancy sensing enables smarter HVAC control that saves energy, maintains comfort, and protects occupant privacy—making it an effective option for modern buildings.
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