EACT Experimental E-house
Summary: The EACT Experimental E-House represents the CBIC's Contribution to the
emerging body of knowledge associated with various experiments on design and
development of intelligent or smart buildings. It focuses on combining
assimilating and integrating various applications of intelligent design and
development of building.
The EACT E-House represents a variety of experimental applications of
cutting edge technologies in all elements , components, materials, systems,
processes and product innovations under study by various researchers. It
reflects the emerging technological advancement in furniture, fixtures and
equipment within the building. It also focuses on integration, application
and convergence of individual technological innovations onto a standard
template and with a common protocol.
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The Emerging technologies driving the EACT experimental models include the
application of micro-chips, sensors, BIM (Building Information Modeling),
RFID (Radio Frequency Identification), MEMS (Micro Electro-Mechanical
Systems) and Bio-Informatics.
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Applications can be incremental, accelerated or based on radical
research.
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Development and testing are prime factors of evolution
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The
operation aspects of the house focuses on creating certain
intelligence in the structure that makes it sensitive and
programmable to certain occupants, situations and circumstances,
i.e. seniors, children, disabled etc.
