Facility Management

If walls could talk…

An Australian company is using a wireless solution developed by UNSW, which provides the technology for buildings to monitor themselves and report problems autonomously. It is known as EMIoT– the network emergency lighting service covering buildings and facilities.

EMIoT relies on LED exit signs as the backbone of a low-power meshed network that covers 99.9 percent of a building, extending

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