Lynxspring Technology Blog

The past several years has demonstrated that device connections to buildings continue on an upward climb, delivering undeniable value to building owners, operators and now occupants alike. The rate of change can be attributed not only to diverse technologies but also changes driven by connectivity, data, increased business outcomes and expectations. For most, it is no longer a matter of “should we?” but “why aren’t we and when will we?”

Read more: http://automatedbuildings.com/news/oct19/articles/lynxspring/190920023505lynxspring.html

Lynxspring, Inc. (https://www.lynxspring.com), a premier developer and provider of open, software and hardware platforms for smart buildings and device-to-enterprise integration and applications, today announced the availability of a new, fully programmable edge-to-enterprise controller, the JENEsys® Edge™ 514 Controller, enabling IP connectivity, integration, interoperability, data access and control at the edge.

Part of Lynxspring’s portfolio of JENEsys Edge products, the JENEsys Edge 514 Controller, with 14 I/Os, offers more flexibility with the full features of the Niagara Framework®, creating a superior edge device for the smart building and equipment ecosystem. The 514 Edge Controller can be easily tailored to specific applications, allowing easy application programming, selection and configuration. Built with fully programmable and licensed Niagara software, the 514 Edge Controller works with the Niagara programming tools, Workbench and Fox Protocol, and easily connects to a Niagara Supervisor, an Enterprise and the Cloud.

These controllers enable users to manage and control closer to where the data actually is whether it be equipment, a single facility or a multi-site environment.

Read Marc Petock's interview with Ken Sinclair here:

http://automatedbuildings.com/news/jul19/interviews/190627102303petock.html

Lynxspring's Robert Hirsch sharing products on display at Haystack Connect 2019:

https://lnkd.in/eAsdCU7

Here is a piece I did back in the day, February 2012.  How much of the article is still relevant today? How much is the same? How much has changed?  I know my answers, what’s yours?

An Intelligent Building Is........
Some people collect comics; some art. Some collect sports memorabilia, others, coins. I could go on. I collect intelligent building definitions. Not really, but I thought I'd share some of the definitions I have managed to collect over the years I have been out pitching the value and benefits of smart, intelligent buildings.

https://lnkd.in/e5FpyAS
MARC PETOCK, CHIEF MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER, LYNXSPRING, INC.

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