A pioneer in autonomous building technology, BrainBox AI, has partnered with KMC Controls, an independent manufacturer of open, secure, and scalable building automation and technology solutions. BrainBox AI’s cloud-based artificial intelligence (AI) now is available to both new and existing KMC system integrators, optimizing energy savings, increasing operational efficiency, extending equipment life, and maximizing occupant comfort. The partnership emphasizes the need for digital solutions and collaboration to help combat climate change.
Frank Sullivan, Chief Commercial Officer at BrainBox AI, said, “We’re excited about the partnership with KMC Controls, a leader in innovative building automation, and we are thrilled to be giving their customers access to our industry-changing solution. Now more than ever, it’s crucial for buildings to decrease their carbon footprint. By combining that goal with a significant reduction in energy costs, BrainBox AI is helping prepare the commercial real estate industry for a greener future without a large capital commitment.”
The only private control manufacturer in the United States, KMC Controls designs and manufactures heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning (HVAC) control system products as well as building automation systems since 1969. During the past seven years, KMC has created the KMC Commander®, a Smart Building Platform for commercial buildings of all sizes that is Intel market-ready. Now that BrainBox AI is a part of KMC Commander, it can start ingesting building data easily, learning how it works, and applying AI-based changes faster than ever before.
Richard Newberry, CEO of KMC Controls, said, “Partnering with BrainBox AI is just the beginning of what I hope to be deeper integration between BrainBox AI and KMC Controls in the future. We believe collaboration is the best way forward for Smart Buildings and IoT, and working with Brainbox AI to bring some of the latest automated energy efficiency technologies to our customer base only further demonstrates our joint commitments to interoperability and the democratization of data.”