Johnson Controls Technology Company

Johnson Controls Tyco IP Holdings Llp

Jonathan M Schwabe

Ryan A Piaskowski

Adam R Grabowski

Garrett Wiens-Kind

Beth A Ray

Joseph M Mueller

Alan S Schwegler

Nicole Ann Madison

Gregory B Cebasek

Matthew T Trawicki

Dana A Guthrie

Kunal Saini

Charles C Xing

Peter J Hazelberg

Michael G Welch

Joshua A Edler

Ahmad Khalid

Anagha Nyayadhish

James C Newell

A building management system (BMS) includes a storage device having instructions stored thereon that, when executed by one or more processors, cause the one or more processors to perform operations. The operations include receiving an indication of an event relating to building equipment operable to serve spaces of a building, the indication identifying at least one of a space or a type of equipment associated with the event, determining, based on the indication, that the one or more criteria are satisfied for a first filter of a plurality of filters, each filter of the plurality of filters associated with a subset of users and specifying one or more criteria for satisfying the filter, the one or more criteria comprising at least one of a space criterion or an equipment criterion, and providing a notification of the event to the subset of users associated with the first filter in response to a determination that the one or more criteria are satisfied for the first filter.

Building management system with space-based and equipment-based notification system

A building management system (BMS) interface system. The BMS interface system includes a user interface and a BMS controller in communication with the user interface. The BMS controller includes a processor. The processor is configured to display a graphical scheduling interface on the user interface and receive a scheduling input from the user interface. The processor is further configured to extract one or more scheduling elements from the received scheduling input and convert the scheduling elements into one or more BMS data objects. The processor is further configured to update the graphical scheduling interface displayed on the user interface. The processor is also configured to execute one or more scheduling instructions based on the received scheduling input, wherein the scheduling instructions are associated with the operation of one or more BMS devices.

Systems and methods for interfacing with a building management system

A building automation system (BAS) with microservice architecture. The system includes a server platform configured to perform various operations within the building automation system. The server platform includes a microservices platform configured to execute various processes within the BAS. The microservices platform includes a plurality of nodes where each node is configured to run one or more services as separate processes. The microservices platform further includes a message bus configured to control communication between processes and an orchestration network configured to control communication between the plurality of nodes. The server platform further includes a common data model (CDM) shared between the plurality of nodes where the CDM consists of metadata of the BAS. The server platform further includes a container orchestration platform configured to manage and control the plurality of nodes.

Building automation system with microservice architecture to support multi-node on-premise BAS server

Building automation system with microservice architecture to support multi-node on-premise bas server

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Franklin, WI, United States of America

Jonathan M Schwabe