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This morning Project Haystack issued a Press Release announcing the latest companies that have joined our growing list of Project Haystack Associate Members and we also made mention that Project Haystack, specifically John Petze and Marc Petock, will be presenting one of the free educational industry sessions sponsored by automatedbuildings.com during AHR Expo 2020, Haystack 4 - What it is and Why it Matters, on Tuesday, February 4th.

Resolute Building Intelligence and KODE Labs are the latest companies to join the Project Haystack Organization.

Desigo Optic is built on Haystack 4, which offers a standardized tagging model that helps simplify the data, leading to more powerful results.

Desigo Optic, powered by FIN Framework, provides a highly-efficient building automation solution with enhanced integration across numerous third-party systems. With Project Haystack semantic data models and tagging features, Desigo Optic offers better workflows for integration, creation of graphics, trend analysis and overall building management. Built for small to medium-sized buildings, but scalable to grow with the building and property portfolio’s needs.

First, Happy New Year to everyone!!

One of our members ran across this blog article and thought it worthy of being shared with the rest of our Haystack Community.

It is written by 

JAMES DICE

energy efficiency innovator

We are excited to announce a new Associate Member has joined Project Haystack. Please welcome KODE Labs.

You can learn more about them at www.kodelabs.com.

We greatly appreciate their commitment to support the work of Project Haystack!

We are excited to announce a new Associate Member has joined Project Haystack. Please welcome Resolute Building Intelligence.

You can learn more about them at www.resolutebi.com.

We greatly appreciate their commitment to support the work of Project Haystack!

In the latest installment of ARC's Smart Cities Podcast, we speak to John Petze of Project Haystack, which is an open smart city initiative aimed at providing common context to the vast amounts of data being generated by IoT enabled applications in the world of smart cities and buildings. You can read the more detailed blog post we did about Project Haystack here. This podcast is both a great summary of the industry issues that led up to the formation of Project Haystack, how the organization is providing common context to data, and how end-users and owner/operators can benefit. We have included the (lightly) edited transcript below. You can now subscribe to the ARC Smart Cities Podcast through Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and Spotify.