Modern buildings often have disparate, unconnected systems (e.g., HVAC, lighting, security) leading to data silos and hindering efficient operation and user experience. This lack of integration prevents buildings from adapting in real-time to occupant needs and environmental changes.

Bits and Atoms offers an open-source middleware platform designed to connect these disparate building systems and data sources, enabling real-time adaptability. The platform facilitates seamless communication and data exchange between various building components, breaking down data silos and creating a unified operational environment. By integrating these systems, buildings can respond dynamically to user needs, optimize energy consumption, and improve overall operational efficiency. This integrated approach allows for a more intelligent and responsive building ecosystem.

Open-source middleware architecture for flexible customization and integration

Unified data model for consistent data representation across systems

Real-time data streaming and analytics for immediate insights

API-driven architecture for easy integration with existing building systems

Support for various communication protocols (e.g., BACnet, Modbus, MQTT)

Customizable dashboards for visualizing building performance

The primary target audience includes building owners, facility managers, system integrators, and smart building technology providers.