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HOMES Energy Efficiency levers
Presented by Mireille JANDON, CSTB
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Better Control Equipment: the example of the HVAC
Presented by Marc ALTAZIN - CIAT
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HOMES sensors
An autonomous wireless multisensor (temperature, humidity, light intensity and CO2) for comfort based control.
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Microbattery technology  
Discover the micro-energy storage device
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Thermoelectric Technology  
Thermoelectric (TE) effect is the direct conversion of a thermal gradient into electricity.  
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Photovoltaïc Technology  
Photovoltaic energy (PV) is the conversion of sunlight into electricity.
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With "pervasive" technologies, optimisation can be deployed at the heart of buildings and building applications. The HOMES programme is using these technologies to innovate.
  • Very low-cost communication technologies (wireless and power line carrier).
  • Multi-physics and autonomous sensors
Measure several variables (temperature, humidity, CO2, etc.)
Battery-less and wireless
  • Advanced algorithms: integrate all dimensions for optimising energy & comfort: multiple applications, envelope and use contexts, etc.

Beyond the search for optimised performance levels, achieving simple implementation and interaction with occupants is another major challenge for which new information technologies are opening doors.
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