Honeywell International Inc.

Vivek Ramachandran

Anushka Srivastava

Debasis Dash

Ravi Bharathi Krishnan

Chandrakantha C Reddy

Suresh Vemuri

Pradeep Kumar Shanmugavelu

Ramprasad Yelchuru

Shriram Sankaran

Sivakumar Mahadevan

Srinivas C

Static data that represents one or more static contributing factors to a dynamic threat-level index is received for a corresponding local region and live data that represents one or more dynamic contributing factors to the dynamic threat-level index for the corresponding local region is repeatedly received. An updated dynamic threat-level index for the corresponding local region is repeatedly determined based at least in part on a previously determined updated dynamic threat-level index for the corresponding local region, at least some of the received static data for the corresponding local region, and at least some of the received live data for the corresponding local region. A dashboard is displayed that dynamically shows the updated dynamic threat-level index for each of at least some of the plurality of local regions.

Smart surveillance through dynamic threat-level indexing

Methods and systems for managing an incident using an incident management system include receiving an incident and displaying the incident on a display. The incident includes an associated standard operating procedure (SOP) for managing the incident. Each of the SOPs includes one or more corresponding SOP steps. The incident and the associated SOP, including the one or more corresponding SOP steps, are displayed in a SOP view. A user selects one of the one or more SOP steps from the SOP view, which displays an action view that displays one or more categories of assets that are activatable via a user interface for supporting one or more of the SOP steps associated with the incident. The user selects one of the one or more categories of assets for supporting one or more of the SOP steps associated with the incident, allowing the user to activate one or more of the assets to manage the SOP.

Methods and systems for managing an incident

A server generates and displays a map of a geographic region that includes a map representation of the geographic region and a plurality of asset icons each positioned at a location on the map representation that corresponds to a physical location of the corresponding asset in the geographic region. The map includes one or more alert icons each corresponding to an active alert generated by one of the plurality of assets in the geographic region. At least some of the one or more alert icons visually identify an alert type of the corresponding active alert and at least some of the one or more alert icons visually identify a priority level of the corresponding active alert.

Smart cities map-based alert visualization

A control system for controlling operation of a plurality of building control devices includes a pool of virtual controllers that are hosted on one or more computing device and are configured to provide control commands for controlling one or more associate building control devices of the plurality of building control devices. Each of a plurality of edge controllers are associated with at least one building control device and are configured to receive and execute control commands from one or more of the virtual controllers to control the associated one or more building control devices. An orchestrator is configured to monitor one or more operational characteristics of each of the virtual controllers and to modify one or more aspects of the pool of virtual controllers when one or more of the operational characteristics of one or more of the virtual controllers meets predetermined characteristics.

Method and system for managing virtual controllers in a building management system

A distributed building management system includes a virtual controller and an edge controller for controlling a building control device using a distributed control logic that is distributed between the virtual controller and the edge controller. A programming tool displays a graphical representation of the distributed control logic and identifies which portions of the distributed control logic are considered critical and which portions of the distributed control logic are considered not critical to a fail-safe operation of the building control device should the edge controller stop receiving control commands from the virtual controller. The portions of the distributed control logic that are identified as being critical are assigned to the edge controller for execution and the portions of the distributed control logic that are not identified as being critical are assigned to the virtual controller for execution.

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Bengaluru, India

Vivek Ramachandran