Tyco Fire & Security Gmbh

Michael James Risbeck

Young M Lee

Jonathan D Douglas

Santle Camilus Kulandai Samy

Michael J Wenzel

Kirk H Drees

Rajiv Ramanasankaran

Chenlu Zhang

Zhanhong Jiang

Mohammad N ElBsat

Ambuj Shatdal

James P Kummer

Brennan H Fentzlaff

Shawn D Schubert

Abhishek Gupta

Jaume Amores

Payal Pancholi

Edward Gerard McNamara

Saman Cyrus

Charles Gans

A system includes a plurality of devices of building equipment, an additional device of building equipment, and a computing system. The computing system is configured to process data from the plurality of devices to extract common features of the plurality of devices, train a global model based on the common features, obtain additional data from the additional device, adapt the global model for the additional device based on the additional data to obtain an adapted model for the additional device, predict a status of the additional device using the adapted model, and affect an operation of the additional device based on the status.

Predictive modeling and control system for building equipment with multi-device predictive model generation

Systems and methods for controlling building equipment include simulating operation of the building equipment at a plurality of initial points to generate corresponding values of a first control objective and a second control objective that competes with the first control objective, automatically generating a new point at which to run a new simulation based on the plurality of initial points and the corresponding values of the control objectives, running the new simulation at the new point to generate corresponding values of the control objectives, classifying a subset of the plurality of initial points and the new point as Pareto-optimal points based on the corresponding values of the control objectives, and operating the building equipment at a Pareto-optimal point selected from the subset of the plurality of initial points and the new point classified as Pareto-optimal points.

Systems and methods for assessing and controlling sustainability of an energy plant

A controller for heating, ventilation, or air conditioning (HVAC) equipment operable to affect an environmental condition of a building is configured to obtain predictive models that predict values of an energy control objective and an air quality control objective as a function of control decision variables for the HVAC equipment. The controller executes a multi-objective optimization process using the predictive models to produce multiple sets of optimization results corresponding to different values of the control decision variables, the energy control objective, and the air quality control objective. The controller selects one or more of the sets of optimization results based on the values of the energy control objective and the air quality control objective. The controller operates the HVAC equipment to affect the environmental condition of the building in accordance with the values of the control decision variables corresponding to a selected set of the optimization results.

Building HVAC system with multi-objective optimization control

A building system operates to store a digital twin comprising a building graph, the building graph comprising a plurality of nodes representing a plurality of entities of a building and a plurality of edges between the plurality of nodes representing relationships between the plurality of entities. The instructions cause the one or more processors to determine a value for a functionality indicator for a piece of building equipment based on data received from the piece of building equipment, identify a first node of the plurality of nodes representing the functionality indicator by identifying an edge of the plurality of edges relating a second node of the plurality of nodes representing the piece of building equipment to the first node, and cause the first node to store the value for the functionality indicator, or a link to the value for the functionality indicator.

Building data platform with digital twin functionality indicators

A method includes automatically selecting a prediction horizon used by the predictive model by performing evaluations of model performance at successively narrower ranges of possible prediction horizons until the prediction horizon is determined based on results of the evaluations. The method may also include using the predictive model with the prediction horizon to perform an automated control action, which may include at least one of controlling or monitoring the building equipment.

Building equipment control system with automated horizon selection

A method includes obtaining a fault prediction model for building equipment, predicting, with the fault prediction model, both (i) whether a fault will occur during a first prediction bin and (ii) whether a fault will occur during a second prediction bin, performing a first mitigating action for the building equipment if the fault is predicted to occur during the first prediction bin, and performing a second mitigating action for the building equipment if the fault is predicted to occur during the second prediction bin.

Building equipment control system with modular models

A method includes providing a net consumption trajectory comprising net consumption targets for one or more subperiods of a time period. Each net consumption target indicates a target difference from a beginning of a time period to an end of the subperiod between total consumption and total production or offset. The method also includes generating, for a subperiod of the plurality of subperiods, a set of curtailment actions predicted to achieve the net consumption target for the subperiod and implementing the set of curtailment actions.

Generating set of curtailment actions predicted to achieve net consumption target for a subperiod

A method for controlling building equipment includes generating building data relating to conditions in a building space using a generative artificial intelligence model. The method also includes determining whether the building data correspond to conditions in the building space that comply with one or more regulations or certification standards. The method includes, in response to determining that the building data correspond to conditions in the building space that comply with the one or more regulations or certification standards, using the building data to operate building equipment that serve the building space.

Building system with synthetic data compliance control

A heating, ventilation, or air conditioning system (HVAC) design and operational tool includes one or more processors and memory storing instructions that, when executed by the one or more processors, cause the one or more processors to perform operations including obtaining a dynamic temperature model and a dynamic infectious quanta model for one or more building zones, determining an infection probability, and performing a plurality of simulations for a plurality of different equipment configurations using the dynamic temperature model, the dynamic infectious quanta model, and the infection probability to generate results. The operations include generating, using the results of the plurality of simulations, at least one of design including one or more recommended design parameters data or operational data including one or more recommended operational parameters for the HVAC system and initiating an automated action using at least one of the design data or the operational data.

HVAC system design and operational tool for building infection control

A method for controlling temperature in a building zone to increase comfort and energy efficiency is shown. The method includes receiving historical data, the historical data indicative of the temperature and occupancy of the building zone during one or more historical states. The method includes training a system model to represent a dynamic response of the building zone based on the historical data. The method includes determining a control law by optimizing a policy function implemented as a neural network configured to process the trained system model. The method includes performing online control of the building zone using the control law.

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Michael James Risbeck