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AI Technology Helps Save Energy, Improve Ventilation

Omar Tabba discusses artificial intelligence and energy savings

Omar Tabba

In a recent episode of The NEWSMakers podcast, Joanna Turpin, senior editor for The ACHR NEWS, interviewed Omar Tabba, vice president of products and solutions at BrainBox AI.

The two of them discussed how artificial intelligence can be used to save energy in commercial buildings, as well as improve ventilation and humidity levels. Both of these issues are becoming more important as buildings start to reopen during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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