Tyco Fire + Security Gmbh

Johnson Controls Tyco IP Holdings Llp

Ronan Fineen Hennessy

Róisín Ann O'Brien

Eamonn O'Toole

Róisín O'Brien

Eamonn Jerry O'Toole

Matthew Breed Myung-Sun Scott

A method for providing access into a building is shown. The method includes receiving an indication that a potential building occupant is requesting access into the building. The method includes providing input data into a probabilistic model, the input data comprising current health data of the potential building occupant obtained in response to receiving the indication. The method includes analyzing, via the probabilistic model, relationships between a plurality of weighted variables within the probabilistic model to determine an entry decision for the potential building occupant, wherein each of the plurality of weighted variables are representative of subsets of the input data. The method includes, in response to the entry decision permitting the building occupant to enter the building, providing a control signal to a security system to permit access to the building for the building occupant.

System to evaluate and manage people entering a building based on infection risk data, environmental data, and building entrant health data

Apparatus and methods for automatically detecting falling fluid include receiving one or more live video feeds from one or more cameras. The live video feeds are received concurrently. The live video feeds are analyzed to detect a fluid leak using a motion algorithm. False positives are reduced and sensitivity for the fluid leak detection is improved using information from one or more integrated systems, in response to detecting the fluid leak. A notification is generated to inform a user of the detected fluid leak, in response to detecting the fluid leak after reducing the false positives.

Methods and systems for using video surveillance to detect falling liquids

Systems and methods of operating a collaborative building network are disclosed. In one aspect, a method of operating a building management system includes acquiring, by a first computing system, data using one or more sensors of a first building of a first entity, providing, by the first computing system, a set of sharing rules for the acquired data, determining, by the first computing system by applying the set of sharing rules, whether to share the acquired data with a second computing system associated with a second building of a second entity, and providing, by the first computing system, the acquired data to the second computing system responsive to the determination.

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Carrigaline, Ireland

Ronan Fineen Hennessy