Smart cities: How technology will change our buildings | Coen van Oostrom | TEDxBerlin
on "Smart cities: How technology will change our buildings" at TEDxBerlin 2016. For more information, please visit: www.tedxberlin.de.
Since founding OVG Real Estate in 1997, Coen van Oostrom (1970), entrepreneur and a champion of sustainability and smart technology in real estate, built the company into the largest commercial property developer and investor in the Netherlands and one of the largest in Europe. OVG is recognized for its sustainable development and innovations in the real estate sector by many international parties and received international prizes like the Corenet Sustainable Leadership Award and the H. Bruce Russel Global Innovator’s Award. OVG’s most recent development The Edge in Amsterdam is recently recognized as the ‘most sustainable office building in the world’ according to BREEAM.
Coen aspires for OVG to be game-changers in the real estate industry by challenging perceptions of what is possible in the built-environment.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx
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I was the program manager of this installation from Philips Lighting. glad that had such an opportunity
@yrazvi
4 жыл бұрын
That’s awesome! What else could you do with ‘bulb over Ethernet’ other than knowing the hours it’s been used?
@antonioromano3241
4 жыл бұрын
@@yrazvi many other things: dimming, grouping behavior, alarming, connection to HVAC and blinds system (BMS), add sensors of any kind to leverage on the luminaires' grid in the building, generate Data, create hotspots. All can be managed via PC, app, web etc. PoE is simply the technology (IPv6) but usage can be really anything.
@BabaResto
4 жыл бұрын
@@antonioromano3241 what name of your company and in which Country? I am studying Building Services Engineering (BSE) in 2nd semester this year in Bali Indonesia. I hope I can get Jobs at abroud to upgrade my knowledge in BSE...
impressive commitment...
Great TED Talk!
Great story and impressive way of weaving the whole contents from start to the end.
Retrofitting on existing homes is very costly to homeowners. Calculated at 50k euro per home which incurs heavy monthly repayments through bills from providers or annual property tax. Many people will loose their houses and forces into stack and pack accommodation. What a sad future for our children.😢😓
@hakimsharifi7782
4 жыл бұрын
Right
good speaker.
Great talk. I hope African cities do well to making their buildings sustainable.
@michimj8935
5 жыл бұрын
Dartey Obeng Africa is the best place to start building smart because of our lLack of infrastructure
Amazing talk! So great I came across this! 🤗
@hakimsharifi7782
4 жыл бұрын
Hey
Very inspiring speach and great ambition. Great achievement with the edge. Any Digital twin technology used in this building?
Great Talk, thanks!
Does anyone know how to get hold of the team that worked on 'The Edge'? I'm writing an essay on the building now and really need to ask a question or two!
Nicely done
Even beyond this great talk the designs of future sensitive and people friendly cities exist. A glimpse of the today possible smartest city designs are described in the astonishing amazon ebook called OUR WARS
Interesting, Art of The Climate Deal
Does anyone have the picture shown in the presentation at 14:00 ?
Can anyone share a link for a research about the fact the speaker mentioned at @9.53 (30-40% of desks in building are not being used)? Or at least some website where this fact is mentioned too...
what is artist doing at middle of Presentation @ 3.46
Link to transcript?
that great in all but two years ago my power bill was 40 bucks now it is 80 bucks for using 500,000 on tear 1 on A privet power Company and I am disabled , and do not qualify for their benefits
it's not called a Ethernet cable I'm assuming you talking about the RJ45
:)
first comment lol
Smart Cities are the way a snake oil salesman sells a panopticon