Domotys will show at Construmat what IoT brings to the construction sector

In Construmat 2015, Domotys will have a conceptual space where the advantages of incorporating IoT technologies into the construction market will be highlighted..

The home automation cluster, real estate and smart cities of Spanish companies, Domoty, will present the dynamic IoT Smart Construction space at the International Construction Exhibition, Beyond Building Barcelona-Constructed, which will be held at the Fira de Barcelona 19 al 23 May 2015.

IoT Smart Construction is a conceptual space created to convey, both visitors and professionals and technicians in the sector, the advantages that the Internet of Things (IoT – Internet of Things) can contribute to the construction market.

Divided into four representative office zones, work, show floor and stands, interconnected with IoT technologies, This area wants to surprise the visitor with a guided tour in which the functionality of the technologies integrated in each of them will be explained and the advantages that the IoT brings to the different agents in the construction value chain..

The world of intelligent objects connected to each other created by Domotys promises to cause a surprise effect to the viewer with the creation of a new physical reality and new forms of artificial life inspired by electronic and telematics engineering..

With this space within the framework of Beyond Building Barcelona-Construmat, meeting in which all the news on innovation will be presented, design, rehabilitation and maintenance of the sector, Domotys wants to demonstrate the potential of the Internet of Things, what, according to experts, will have more and more impact on our society and will be the basis of the smart cities of the future.

Besides, he 20 May Domotys will energize the “IoT Day” – The future of control systems in construction” in which the general concepts of the Internet of Things in vertical solutions for construction will be addressed. Among the speakers there will be companies like Cisco, Telefónica, IDP, Tecnalia, Siemens, Think Big Lab, Schneider-Electric o Amaisys.

According to the latest studies, in 2018 The Internet of Things will be a reality that reaches 9.000 millions of devices, both for everyday use by consumers and in business life.

According to the Disruptive Technologies report 2013 prepared by McKinsey Global Institute, Industrial productivity can grow between 2% and a 5% thanks to the Internet of Things. Given the low cost of this technology and the wide demand for process optimization, This institute affirms that between the 80% and the 100% of global manufacturing will use these types of applications in 2025.