Broad Development Prospects of Intelligent Buildings

One survey result from the World Bank indicates that the proportion of people living in cities is expected to rise to 80% of the global population by 2050. As the urbanization trend continues, the demand for buildings will increase rapidly. Intelligent Buildings, as an optimal combination of the building's structure, system software, services and management, meets the needs of different scenarios, different businesses and different users in a digital building space. 

In addition, recent studies have shown that living or working in a green intelligent building can improve people's health. Indoor air quality sensors, for example, can monitor air conditions in real time and adjust a building's heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems, which will reduce the risk of respiratory and chronic diseases.

At present, the intelligent buildings that have been established in China are mainly comprehensive intelligent buildings. Intelligent building integrates a variety of modern and advanced science and technology, mainly modern network technology, electronic communication technology, imaging technology, computer technology etc.. China's intelligent buildings have an overall competitive advantage and have won a considerable voice in the international market.