Smart building and living solutions

ABB has received recognition from the German Design Council’s prestigious German Design Awards for the innovative IP touch 7” visualisation panel.

Discover ABB’s enhanced portfolio of Combi, Standard and Professional KNX Switch Actuators to ensure increased comfort and versatility in residential and commercial applications.

Last year, as part of our Mission to Zero sustainability initiative, we unveiled our first CO2-neutral and energy self-sufficient production site in Germany.

In this video, we’re going to show you how to monitor energy costs and check the status of your assets, even if they’re at different sites.

Technology leader ABB launches its first Bluetooth-equipped network analyzers, which guarantee accurate electrical measuring and power monitoring of all energy assets. 

BIM is a process to create and manage information on a building project across its lifecycle. BIM allows building disciplines and professionals to work simultaneously on the same project. This makes projects easier and saves costs on construction, maintenance, renovation and management.

The intelligence in the building is provided by ABB i-bus® KNX, allowing all electrical functions, e.g. lights and shades, to be controlled centrally.

Moored on the quiet Motlawa river, guests at the modern single apartment ‘Flohotel’ experience the key benefits of smart home automation.

Smart building technology and innovative electrification solutions have made the once traditional Generali Arena at FK Austria Vienna a modern sporting showcase for connected, safe and energy efficient spaces.

As ABB continues to lead the field in combining modern design and innovative solutions for smart buildings. 

Oliver Iltisberger, Managing Director of ABB’s Smart Buildings business outlines how specifiers and installers can make established and historical buildings intelligent through smart technology.

Complete installation offering for residential, commercial and industrial buildings

The system meets the requirements of modern buildings and has high reliability, flexibility and expansibility.

With the expected number of smart devices predicted to hit 20 million by 2020, smart technology is now mainstream.