Chris Kopp explains, in this episode, that there is a trend in the industry to use only variable flow, that goes from the production all the way to the consumers by only running as much water as needed which is an energy efficient solution.www.siemens.com/valves

This episode is dedicated to the actual BIMification of buildings in a new neighborhood in construction in Vienna called the Aspern project. Tune it to hear how Markus Winterholer is using this project to utilise and test Siemens technologies and products through the creation of digital twins.www.siemens.com/BIM

In this episode, Chris Kopp explains that smart devices can be useful within the hydronic system set up. Tune in to know how to make better decisions right at the place needed but also how to make decision that were not even possible to be made before the use of such devices. www.siemens.com/valves

Markus Winterholer is back on the Buildings of Tomorrow channel. Tune in, if you want to hear about the different use cases of the digital twin. You will also understand why available data is going beyond the operation of the building by actually making everybody's life easier.www.siemens.com/BIM

Tyson Soutter explains that the scale of data is getting immense and the building industry is not used to it. Therefore, the goal of semantic tagging is to apply structure to a lot of data to make them easy to search, modify and use at scale.www.siemens.com/asset-performance-services

Because of the demographic changes, there is an increasing demand for care homes and this type of building should give lots of attention to air quality. People living in care homes almost never leave the building, therefore, a good ventilation system is about lifestyle. But, when it comes to poor air quality that can spread viruses, this could be about life itself.www.siemens.com/room-automation

In this episode, Jonathan Copley tells about the different aspects that need to be taken into consideration while willing to have the perfect room automation. For exemple, the light level that can not only influence the productivity and happiness within an typical building but also the sustainability of the building.www.siemens.com/room-automation

Wolfgang Hass explains that BIM is useful during the entire life cycle of a building. From the idea of it until it's recycling. This can be expressed by the funny but accurate statement: BIM, BAM, BOOM. If you want to know what this stands for, tune in to the 9th episode regarding BIM.www.siemens.com/bim

In this episode, Jonathan Copley explains the different factors that can make the visit of a museum memorable thanks to room automation. From the Co2 level, to the heat and humidity in the exhibitions, you will hear about all the parameters that need to be taken into consideration to give the visitors the perfect experience.

Markus Winterholer explains that a building experiences at least two changes a week. Therefore, maintaining the digital twin can't be the work of one person. This is why everybody operating around the building has to provide his data. Tune in to know where and how these datas are collected.