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Katerra's Cutting-Edge Manufacturing Processes Made More Efficient by Verdigris AI Smart Meters
Verdigris' AI-based submeters at Katerra's Factory in Tracy, CA: 1) Automatically labeled the factory's load types with 98.9% accuracy 2) Detected and alerted facility teams to energy usage anomalies 3) Detected unbalanced phases and compressor short-cycling
John Doe
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March 19, 2020
ARM Smart Buildings enabled by Verdigris
Powered by Arm processors, Verdigris metering technology has enabled Arm to achieve advanced monitoring points for USGBC certification. Together, Arm and Verdigris are now applying the technology to autonomously maximize campus occupant comfort and productivity while improving energy efficiency and increasing building real-estate value.
John Doe
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November 08, 2019
Grand Hyatt saves 20% with Adaptive Automation
Grand Hyatt San Francisco utilizes Verdigris Adaptive AutomationTM to effortlessly reduce energy consumption and save money. This revolutionary technology helps the hotel save 20% of the controlled load while achieving an average monthly ROI of 41%.
John Doe
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October 09, 2019
AI-based Automation for Commercial Office HVAC
Identified 19% energy savings while increasing productivity by $300k through HVAC optimization
Thomas Chung
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December 16, 2018
AI-driven Integration of Energy Storage Control and Building Monitoring
We estimated that AI-driven integration with energy storage control and building monitoring can save 21% of its electricity cost.
John Doe
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October 13, 2018
