What if every commercial building had a BAS? 75F's technology is paving the road to better buildings everywhere with sophisticated and accessible hardware and software.
75F designs and manufactures the world's leading IoT-based Building Management System, a full-stack and vertically-integrated solution that is more affordable and easier to deploy than anything on the market today. The company leverages IoT, Cloud Computing and Machine Learning for data-driven, proactive building intelligence and controls that work out of the box. 75F's mission is to improve occupant productivity through enhanced comfort and indoor air quality — all while saving energy.
Walmart’s Chris Tjiattas used the Porter’s Five Forces framework to explain why hardware-led BAS disruption is a pipe dream—and why software overlays are the only real path to owner leverage.
Intuitive Surgical didn’t change its cleanroom ventilation strategy because energy models said it should. It changed course because it finally had data that its manufacturing and EHS teams were willing to trust.
An access control ransomware attack left the front doors of a commercial building unusable for days—and turned a routine IT incident into an operational and financial gut check.
Armis, KODE Labs, and IntelliBuild announced a partnership aimed at connecting cybersecurity asset discovery, building performance analytics, and digital commissioning into a shared workflow for building owners.
Washington State’s building performance standards forced Hudson Pacific Properties to move faster on an underperforming Seattle office building—or face roughly $0.30 per square foot in annual penalties.
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