It was just another step in the long-lasting collaboration between the two giant companies. Now, the two companies announced a global collaboration focused on digitally transforming the real estate development and property management industries. They want to take the smart home industry by storm, an industry which, according to T4, will total $297.5 billion in 2022.
Azure Digital Twins recreates the IoT environment
Microsoft invested heavily in IoT and its Azure Digital Twins technology that can create detailed, digital scaled models of a building’s interior and surroundings. , said Sam George, corporate vice president, Azure IoT, Microsoft. To be clear, Microsoft’s Azure and Microsoft Dynamics 365 Field Service will store and analyze IoT data from a network of smart sensors from inside a building, and from Samsung’s smart home appliances. That includes HVAC systems and smart TVs but also Samsung’s mobile devices. Samsung will also offer the SmartThings mobile development tools for builders.
When will we see the new smart home solutions?
Neither company provided any time reference for when the new solutions will hit the market but they announce that they will test them ay the National University of Singapore (NUS). , said Professor Yong Kwet Yew, senior vice president of Campus Infrastructure at NUS.
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