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hello everybody thank you for being here and body
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excited with um my teammates or material john to present
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the the project green been working on the no the last name nine days late a. i. for comfort
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so him modern times we spend a ninety percent of our time indoors
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this is a lot of time especially because uh as humans
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we appeal to lead a a experiences they life especially daylight
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so we spent time uh i tones by special enough this is norma at least a norma in normal times
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and um the problems that a delight is goodbye will sell like a lot
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of people complaining about that and uh yeah some service as shown that that
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uh forty people uh uh forty percent of people i struggle of uh uh uh to working poor lighting conditions
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uh every day and uh maybe you are you have experience these conditions this is said quite common
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uh to not be able to read a document because it's too it's too dark
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complaining because they you are too hot you only have to pay we know
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there's some light comes into a into the room and get close to your body
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and then maybe you out to try to adjust adapt your
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all your blind system your you'll you'll like into indoor lighting
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and uh and then maybe you cannot see your uh i
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just uh your computer screen is everybody commons a a situation
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yet uh they are not fully uh sold a
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yet and what we propose it's uh to use uh
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uh yeah i do have a automation about the um the lighting control so to
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have optimal condition to be able to perform a commonality starts at the your best
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how we do that so we have a this predicting
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model then uh adopts the bank traditions and the light intensity
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so to achieve their right uh those of light you need to perform this uh off it's a task
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and to do that to be use a a data that
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come from um uh outside so the um the whether whether they
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thought that they can be from our weather station like we have with the idea of from a an external uh a. p. i.
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and then re input some basic uh room features that describe uh the space we work
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on so we are able to predict uh the light inside that that specific uh rubber
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yeah we do believe there's a drawing potential a market that for this
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especially like after copy times uh a lot of companies that struggle
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having like a people back to work though so this a phenomenon of
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quite greeting like people leaving their their job because they are not satisfied
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so i think like management is a lot thinking about
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how we uh have that that's working condition in our offices
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and uh the good thing is that a lot of um office buildings like n. sync that traditional ones
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then can benefit for the solutions by uh either because they
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are i mean newly built though because they are being about graffiti
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and so we just need the elected by lines and the mobile looming areas
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to be able to um to uh yeah profit from uh from our system
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so just a bit behind the this scene so what what we of what we do what we propose with our technology
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so um and we we train ah i'm actually bought
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model based on on physical simulation light in the indoor spaces
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and uh so this is our predicting more that that is um uh based on as a as a as i said on
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a external data like a that is the non intrusive so
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we don't have a sensor inside the room that's the biggest difference
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with uh some uh competitors so we don't have cameras that we
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don't have add anything that affects privacy of the of the workers so
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uh we uh we use the done now a lightweight solution
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that can be deployed uh like always in every office space
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and we we do use some um uh yeah solution
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like additional programming that uh allows us to have a
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like customisable graphical user interface that adapts to the to the customer needs
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uh so our our team there is it's quite interdisciplinary yes you
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can see from a from a dislike this was very important to solo
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uh the the problems that we had uh in uh for the specific task that uh
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a related to buildings to a building controls but also to the physics of low lighting and of course
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to mature earning and um and uh um yeah and
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develop in the programming for developing uh our our solution
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uh just a bit this story of our project because there was an early prototype we based our project on
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um and so this prototype that was installed uh he uh a needy up and also in the infrared work
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as shown that users with a satisfied with the with the with the system and we also sing
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some energy savings using the system but the main drawback was that uh the moral high cost for commission
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so that was the main idea behind participate in this uh this challenge how we can sort of this of this problem
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so uh the idea was to use the genetics model i generalised what model that
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can be adapted to different conditions in different uh office spaces in the easiest way possible
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uh of course we want to do one thing what good was in the in the previous project
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and also a lot though especially wanted to be able to um to reduce the the cost for commissioning
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by you having a model that is a simpler and can be adapted to different uh uh conditions
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and so what we did uh during this i. c. c. was indeed uh
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uh using a parametric a three d. model to to train
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uh uh the the maturity model so we can have different conditions
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in our in our model and the real so we're able to input a data from uh
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a swiss um uh open a a. p. i. so that we can
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a joystick idea apply this this model in different um their location in switzerland
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and also we worked a lot uh on the new user interface that was adapted to the to this new model
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and also uh we had a future for the uh
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for the users that they are able to have a personalise
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you mean assuage so it's not everything automatic yeah they are able to like
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to have a person alive uh lighting a experience in at their at their desk
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uh we we uh ambition for this price additional
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level of our commissioning like from lightweight uh wants
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to the uh uh lower they have lower cost and that can be deployed in like a generic standard
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uh office buildings that like we have many of them and then we can work on more customised
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solutions having a refined model that can adapt or
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for a building to a special architectural features for example
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uh so what about the the next steps we plan to use uh as we did also before
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like the the ups uh as the one of the the most waiters possibly extending toward their uh offices
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and use it to contact with potential partners manufacturers and uh installers
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and then i able in this way to reach out to potential clients that we believe are large building owners
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uh from we reach a lot common uh a lot companies uh went from
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their office spaces or if they did uh actually on the buildings directed is uh
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this company is then they could benefit there um uh their clients
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idiot um their um their employees with a a good lighting conditions
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uh think here we have the demo for the for the videos so we'll switch thank you
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it uh just one first
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um it's about four hundred locks which is the normal standard for a like a high quality um
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a precise uh work uh there for international standards
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sure justin last slide for a a
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yeah that too and the slides and for the big and uh huh okay i was load okay okay yeah but
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uh thank you for for your attention and um yeah
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a um your creep will be able to to present the
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uh how i'm aware work and uh for which we have a lot a lot

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