spie is using iot and facilities management to improve air

SPIE is using IoT and Facilities Management to improve air qualityPublished on SPIE (https://www.spie.com)

22/09/2021Press release SPIE is using IoT and Facilities Management to improve air quality

Saint-Denis, 22 September 2021 - SPIE ICS and SPIE Facilities, subsidiaries of the SPIE group, theindependent European leader in multi-technical services in the areas of energy and communications,are combining their skills to deploy an unprecedented secure digital turn-key solution to improve airquality in all commercial spaces.

A solution which links the concentration of CO2 in the air to therisk of becoming infected with Covid-19Developed by SPIE ICS as part of their IoT portfolio, this unique solution is based on the correlationbetween the concentration of CO2 in the air and the risk of becoming infected with Covid-19. Thiswill handle everything from collecting data through to managing physical on-site operations by SPIEteams.

The solution is based on the secure LoRaWAN wireless network infrastructure which allows datacollected directly from within the building to be sent in by mobile and autonomous multifunctionsensors.

The data sent in by these sensors is then retrieved, analysed and interpreted by SPIE Facilities teamsas part of a series of concrete actions aimed at improving the safety of the client's workingenvironment.

Various physical or remote actions are possible which can cleanthe air quickly and effectivelyThe teams at SPIE Facilities are able to control the equipment remotely and force the air to berenewed. In order to disinfect the renewed or recycled air before it enters the building, this year SPIEFacilities signed a partnership with BORA France, the specialist in air ventilation systems for 25years, to deploy its Air News Blue system. This innovative solution can destroy 99.999% of harmfulviruses, germs, bacteria, moulds and micro-organisms present in the treated air using a patentedsystem of UVC lamps.

Able to be adapted to suit any technical constraints or requirements, this solution is designed towork in all business environments (schools, restaurants, hospitals, head offices, shops, etc.).

"Using our integrated alert systems, SPIE Facilities is permanently connected to a building'smonitoring equipment deployed by SPIE ICS. We can therefore act to prevent or correct problems,

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SPIE is the independent European leader in multi-technical services in the areas of energy and communications. Our 45,500employees are committed to achieving the energy transition and digital transformation alongside our customers.

SPIE achieved in 2020 consolidated revenues of €6.6 billion and consolidated EBITA of €339 million.

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depending on the situation, and can provide a range of physical or remote actions quickly andeffectively", says Daniel Berger, Head of Innovation and Services at SPIE Facilities.

"The sheer diversity of the data being picked up by our sensors and collected by the monitoringcentre means we can have a high degree of control over how the building operates, whatever it isbeing used for", adds Vahan Sarafian, IoT & Data Architect at SPIE ICS.

The aim of this project is to find a common way to address a recurring problem amongst both publicand private clients of the SPIE Group in the context of the current pandemic: how do you ensureindoor air quality and make the workplace safe enough for the occupants of a building so they canreturn to their place of work?

Responding to this basic problem was why we brought together the technological skills from SPIE ICSand the technical experience and know-how from SPIE Facilities.

SPIEPascal Omnès

Group Communications Director

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SPIE FranceSandra Beau

Communications Department


Agence ShanGuillaume Duhamel

Consultant


SPIE ICS Cécile Paillard

Communications Director

Tel : +33 (0)1 41 46 42 [email protected] [4]

SPIE Facilities




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Anne Letellier

Communications & Marketing Manager

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