ControlTalk NOW — Announces Finalist For 2016 ControlTrends Awards
December 12, 2016 by Ken Smyers 2 Comments
ControlTalk NOW — Smart Buildings VideoCast|PodCast for week ending December 12, 2016 congratulates the 2016 ControlTrends Awards finalists! ControlTrends would like to thank the ControlTrends Community members who participated in the nomination process, and now that we've entered the final voting phase, please make sure to check your email for your official voting ballot, or go to the ControlTrends website and click on the voting link in the upper right-hand corner. It's going to be a magical evening with all the Hollywood Red Carpet and Banquet trimmings. If you are going to be in Las Vegas for the AHR EXPO 2017, reach out to one of our participating sponsors to see if they might have a ticket for you!
Congratulations to the 2016 CONTROLTRENDS AWARDS CATEGORY FINALISTS who will competing for awards in 24 Categories. The winners will be announced live from the stage of the Hard Rock Cafe, January 29, 2016. Special Award presentations will include: BACnet International, Project Haystack, ControlTrends Hall of Fame Inductee, Petock Award, and 2016 ControlTrends Young Guns.
Building Automation VAV Controller of the Year Manufacturer or Product
Distech Controls
KMC SimplyVAV
Neptronic
Honeywell Spyder
Schneider Electric MNB-V2
Building Automation Plant/Equipment Controller of the Year
EasyIO FG-32+
Johnson Controls FX-PCG
Alerton Ascent Control Module ACM
Distech ECB-600 Series
Lynxspring JENEsysONE
Contemporary Controls BAScontrol20
Energy Savings Solution Product of the Year
Belimo Energy Valve
JCI VSD Active Energy
SkyFoundry
Schneider Electric, Building Insights
Optergy
Blue Ridge Technologies Lighting Control
Peripheral Product of the Year
Dwyer Instruments
Functional Devices
Contemporary Controls
BAPI
Sierra Monitor Corporation
Wireless Product/Solution of the Year
EasyIO FW- Series
Johnson Controls WT 4000
Schneider Electric SmartStruxure Lite
Honeywell RedLINK
ACI MeshNet 900
Alerton WTS
Lighting Integration Provider/Solution of the Year
Blue Ridge Technologies
Acuity Lighting
WattStopper DLM
Cisco, Digital Ceiling
Control Network Solution, elitedali™
3rd Party Visualization Software of the Year
J2 Innovations FIN Builder
DGLogik DGLux5
BAS Services Graphics
Proton, Optergy
Activelogix Periscope
QA Graphics
Clock Works, KGS Buildings
Forest Rock, Energy Vision
Building Analytics Solution of the Year
Niagara Analytics
SkyFoundry SkySpark
Aurora, Optergy
Schneider Electric Clock Works, KGS Buildings
CopperTree Kaizen
Light Commercial Solution of the Year
Johnson Controls Verasys
Schneider Electric Viconics
KMC Commander
Siemens EcoView
Innovative Product of the Year
EasyIO FW-14
Tridium Niagara 4
Belimo New Butterfly Valve
Optergy Proton
Lynxspring Onyx Edge Controllers
BAS Controls EAC-916
Siemon, Smart Building Cabling Solution
Building Automation Control System of the Year
Johnson Controls FX
Schneider Electric Struxureware
Honeywell WEBs
Lynxspring JENEsys
Siemens Talon
KMC Controls
VFD Manufacturer/Product of the Year
Johnson Controls VSD Series
Honeywell Smart VFD
Schneider Electric Altivar
Siemens BT300
Best Technical Support Person — Large Manufacturer
Dimitri Papadopoulos, Johnson Controls
Kevin Callahan, Alerton
Sylvia Price, Tridium
Chris Hinton, Schneider Electric
Gerald Williams, Distech
Michael Hines, Honeywell
Brian Parks, Belimo
Greg Halloway, Delta
Dave Rodela, Siemens
Best Technical Support Person — Small Manufacturer
SK Foo, EasyIO
Barry Gordon, ACI
Marc Bergeron, ProLon
Aaron Sanchez, J2 Innovations
Christy O'Neil, Blue Ridge Technologies
Scott Gregson, Innotech Controls
Chris Ryan, Lynxspring
Diego Mateo, Contemporary Controls
Best Technical Support Company — Large Manufacturer
Tridium Vykon
Best Technical Support Company — Small Manufacturer
EasyIO
Lynxspring
The PID Award
Lim Hoon Chiat, EasyIO
Chris Eichmann, Johnson Controls
Sarah Monteleone, Connect Air
Dan Flaherty, Distech Controls
Gina Elliot, Schneider Electric
Bill Dunkleberger, Blue Ridge Technologies
Richard Bogle, Honeywell
Gary Weber, Belimo
Pranay Prakash, Tridium
Luis Megares, Neptronic
Josh Felperin, Siemens Controls
ControlTrends Executive of the Year — Small Manufacturer
Sarah Monteleone, Connect-Air
Eugene Mazo, DGLogik
Steve Guzelimian, Optergy
Troy Schwenn, ACI
Jim Hewetson, Functional Devices
Terry Swope, Lynxspring
Biagio Di Lorenzo, Neptronic
ControlTrends Executive of the Year — Large Manufacturer
Jenny Stentz, Johnson Controls
John Sublett, Tridium
Martin Vileneuve, Distech Controls
Chad Blackmer, Belimo
Annette Clayton, Schneider Electric
Larry Weber, Honeywell
John Karczmarczyk, Siemens
ControlTrends Vendor of the Year — Large Manufacturer
ControlTrends Vendor of Year — Small Manufacturer
ControlTrends Systems Integrator of the Year
ATS, Seattle
CBRE|ESI, Brookfield, WI
Alpha Controls & Services, IL
Automated Air, Australia
Control Systems Consultants, Terrell, TX
Harris Controls, Minneapolis, MN.
Pacific Controls, Asia
McKenney's , Atlanta
Beveco, Netherlands
Krueger Electric, Kelowna, BC (CANADA)
HVAC Concepts LLC, Frederick, MD
Navitas System Integration, Plymouth, MA
Renick Brothers, Slippery Rock. PA
MRSoluciones, Mexico City
ControlTrends Woman of the Year
Renee Joseph, Johnson Controls
Lisa Hickey, Belimo
Angie Jarvis, ProLon
Jenny Graves, Tridium
Amy Doran, Alerton
Laura Kevitt, Vykon
Monica Ferraro, Distech
Ruth Hershey, Siemens
Lindsay Baker , Comfy
Therese Sullivan, buildingcontext.me
ControlTrends Most Impactful Video of the Year
EasyIO, The Rules Have Changed: https://youtu.be/rzrWgp5Wb_E
Belimo: " Why Choose the Belimo Energy Valve?" https://youtu.be/4w81ClIeqlI
Johnson Controls: "Johnson Controls, A New Evolution" https://youtu.be/yE4Ri3EGYZE
J2 Innovations:" Introducing FIN 4.0″ https://youtu.be/6ZWg1z578sI
DG Logik: "Facility Dashboards with Project Assist 2.0" https://youtu.be/1X8UibCjLVk
Contemporary Controls: "Understanding BACnet Series" https://youtu.be/oevGXrkxEos
Alerton: "Welcome to Alerton"https://youtu.be/cQ6obJGWJWs
Schneider Electric:" MG350 Smart Actuator" https://youtu.be/z9XvCON_DkY
Johnson Controls:" Johnson Controls Smart Connected Chillers" https://youtu.be/DRs2-qpEhO0
Lynxspring: " Introduction to the Lynxspring Onyxx BH311 BACnet to Haystack Data Pump"
ACI: "Who is ACI? The Story of Automation Components, Inc." www.youtube.com/watch?v=MO1fcVZIdmo
Siemens:" Ingenuity is shaping America's energy future" https://youtu.be/k9VCAWdAP38?list=PL75385CF5B8B1E90A
KMC Controls: "KMC+DELL Customer Beginnings" https://youtu.be/N6MvW3qi0MI
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ControlTalk NOW — Smart Buildings VideoCast and Podcast for Week Ending January 31, 2016
February 1, 2016 by Ken Smyers 1 Comment
ControlTalk NOW — Smart Buildings VideoCast and Podcast for week ending January 31, 2016 reviews the 2015 ControlTrends Awards including the AHR Expo's Industry Service Award, the BACnet Award, the Cyber Security Award, the Young Gun Awards, the Petock Award, and the Hall of Fame recipient. A teaser video previews many of the highlights, with much more video and posts to follow. New product releases from Functional Devices and Lynxspring; Belimo webinar registration; Ken Sinclair's 4th Connected Community Collaboration video; and DGLogik CEO, Eugene Mazo's interview message interview from Informed Health 2016.
Young Guns Rob Allen and Brad White get Ready for the 2015 ControlTrends Awards. What do young BAS professionals talk about when they are not texting or using the latest forms of communication that don't involve actual verbal communication? To find out we hooked up 2014 Young Guns Rob Allen and Brad White with a good Skype connection and turned the recorder on. Among other things, Rob and Brad discuss the upcoming ControlTrends Awards and what it means to be a Young Gun and why it's so very important for our industry. See the next Young Gun class at the 2015 Control Trends Awards Sunday January 24th at 6:30 PM at The Hard Rock Live @ Universal Studios.
ControlTrends Awards Announces the 2015 CTA Award Winners, Young Guns, Petock Award Recipient, and Hall of Fame Inductee. The 2015 ControlTrends Awards were held yesterday evening at Orlando's Hard Rock Live, located at the door step to the amazing Universal Studios. Hard Rock Live was a most befitting venue to celebrate the heroes and superstars of our HVAC and the Building Automation industries. Marc Petock and Kimberly Brown co-hosted the awards ceremony that recognized the 2015 ControlTrends heroes and superstars of the HVAC and Building Automation industry.
Functional Devices is All Ears When it Comes to Product Suggestions from its Customers! Functional Devices is excited to announce its new prepackaged power supply – now with a perforated steel sub-panel! This product is great for mounting a controller along with peripheral devices. Product features: Sturdy 14 gauge NEMA 1 metal enclosure with overall dimensions of 12.5″ (W) x 24.5″ (H) x 6.5″ (D). Available with one or two 100 VA enclosed power supplies with a 10 Amp on/off circuit breaker switch, two convenience outlets, and 24 Vac output terminal strip(s).
2015 ControlTrends Awards Teaser Video — Lots More to Come! Special thanks to Vladimir Chaloupka, videographer extraordinaire, who produced this immediate teaser video of the 2015 ControlTrends Awards Show, held January 24th, 2016, at the Hard Rock Cafe in Orlando, FL. ControlTrends Awards congratulates the winners and superheroes that make our HVAC and Building Automation industry so great. And many thanks once again to our sponsors who make ControlTrends Awards possible!
Lynxspring Launches New Product at AHR! The Onyxx™ BH311 Data Pump provides BACnet to Haystack network communication and data exchange. The Onyxx™ BH311 Data Pump is part of Lynxspring E2E, an edge-to-enterprise ecosystem for the Internet of Things, that enables collaboration between smart systems, smart devices, intelligent equipment and Cloud services. The Onyxx™ BH311 handles the BACnet to Haystack protocol translation, translating BACnet points to manageable Haystack points. Acting as a BACnet client device, the Onyxx™ BH311 manages all BACnet/IP, BACnet/Ethernet or BACnet MSTP devices connected to it.
Belimo's Free Webinar on Dynamic Balancing — Wednesday, February 3, 1:00 EST. Don't miss Belimo's free Webinar on Dynamic Balancing! Belimo Energy Valve Pressure Independent Valves can offer system stability, improved efficiency and overall versatility that can only be achieved in a dynamically balanced hydronic system. During this webinar you will learn how partial loads can wreak havoc on statically balanced systems and how static balancing devices underperform the majority of the time.
Ken Sinclair's 2016 Connected Community Collaboratory. Ken Sinclair, owner and editor of automatedbuildings.com did it again! The 4th CCC was a wonderful education session and discussion. Ken led a panel of industry experts who addressed how to approach creating and selling connection to the world. It was an open fun Collaboratory atmosphere that allowed attendees to learn and share their opinions. The concept of connected communities was created by Marc Petock and Ken at the 2012 AHR Expo in Chicago. They were working together and fueling new ways to extend the value of our building systems, while exploring the best of breed in change and innovation.
Evangelizing Open Source — DGLogik's CEO Eugene Mazo at Informed Health 2016 UCSF. At Informed Health 2016, hosted by University of California, San Francisco, CEO Eugene Mazo sent DGLogik's message out to two target audiences: first to manufacturers — to implement and support more open source products and services, and to developers — to build more applications and bring more brilliant cases to the markets, in this particular case, the health care industry, where dashboards for doctors could make huge improvements to patient care, while dashboards would also improve the patient experience.
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2014 ControlTrends Hall Of Fame Inductee H. Michael Newman
February 21, 2015 by Eric Stromquist Leave a Comment
Congratulations again to H. Michael Newman the father of BACnet on his induction to the 2014 ControlTrends Hall of Fame. To see Automated Buildings' Ken Sinclair, induct Mike into the Hall oF Fame click here.
Mike has been a member of the Association of Energy Engineers, the Cornell Society of Engineers, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, and is a senior member of the Instrumentation, Systems, and Automation Society. H. Michael Newman recently authored Direct Digital Control of Building Systems: Theory and Practice.
As a Fellow and Life Member of the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers, Mike has served on the Research and Technical Committee that supervised the Society's research program and its technical committees; was an officer of TC 1.4, the technical committee on control theory and application; was the chairman of Standard Project Committee 135P which developed the BACnet® building automation and control network communication protocol and was chairman of the follow-on standing standard project committee, SSPC 135, responsible for interpreting and extending BACnet, up until July 2000.
Mike graduated "with distinction" from Cornell University in 1965 with a bachelor's degree in Engineering Physics. A year later he was awarded a master's degree in the same field and subsequently did post-graduate work in astrophysics at the NASA Center for Radiophysics and Space Research. Following 10 years as a pilot and flight instructor, during which he assisted in the design and maintenance of aircraft electronics installations, Mike returned to Cornell to take charge of the installation and development of the University's computerized energy management and control system. The system now serves over 225 buildings with nearly 980,000 sensor and control points, features extensive graphic display and plotting capabilities, and was one of the first such systems to make use of multiuser, multiprotocol computers in an integrated, multivendor field panel environment. Mike is presently Manager of the Building Automation and Control Systems Integration group within Facilities Services at Cornell University.
In June of 2003 he received ASHRAE's Standards Achievement Award and in 2010 its Distinguished Service Award. He has served as convener of the committee's XML Working Group that published the BACnet Web Services addendum, BACnet/WS, and is presently the convener of the Elevator – Working Group. He has been a member of the Board of Directors of BACnet International, the successor group to the BACnet Manufacturers' Association, the Chairman of the ASHRAE Standards Committee, which oversees all of ASHRAE's standards work, and a member of Technology Council. He has contributed to the development of the Professional Development Seminar on "Automatic Temperature Control," and served as a speaker for the PDS on "DDC for HVAC Monitoring and Control" for 12 years. He has contributed to several revisions of the ASHRAE handbook chapter on "Automatic Control."
In 1999 he co-authored the "GSA Guide to Specifying Interoperable Building Automation and Control Systems Using ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 135-1995, BACnet" that was published by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and is still used throughout the federal government. He is the author of an award-winning book from Wiley Interscience entitled "Direct Digital Control of Building Systems – Theory and Practice" and his second book, "BACnet – The Global Standard for Building Automation and Control Networks," was published by Momentum Press in August 2013.
Mike has served as a consultant to the Architect of the Capitol, the National Institute of Building Sciences, and NIST in Washington, DC, as well as to several private companies. He was a member of the United States delegation to the International Energy Agency's Advisory Review Board on the subject of the use of microelectronic control systems for energy conservation in buildings. He has served as a U.S. expert to the International Organization for Standardization's ISO/TC 205, Building Environment Design, at meetings throughout the world and is currently Chairman of the U.S. Technical Advisory Group and the U.S. Head of Delegation. In the 1990's, he was a presenter at the "Forum Home and Building Automation" in Paris; participated in the formation of the BACnet Interest Group – Europe in Frankfurt; and was the keynote speaker at a BACnet seminar in Sydney, Australia. At the Congress Building Performance in 2000, again in Frankfurt, he presented a paper entitled "BACnet – Past, Present and Future."
In 2001 he was a member of a 3-person delegation to Beijing and Wuhan, China, that presented BACnet to businessmen, academics and government officials of the Ministry of Construction. The same delegation visited Tokyo and Osaka in 2002 to make presentations at the "International BACnet Symposium" sponsored by the Institute of Electrical Installation Engineers of Japan. In more recent years, he visited Seoul to present a BACnet update to the Intelligent Building Society of Korea; attended the launch of the BACnet Interest Group – Middle East in Dubai, UAE and then went on to Moscow to speak at SHK 2004. Over the last 10 years, he has participated in ISO/TC 205 meetings in Seoul, Paris, Cairo, Delft, Kyoto, Sydney, La Rochelle, Stockholm, and Wuxi..
In 1999 Mike was selected by the Twin Tiers Chapter of ASHRAE to receive its Engineer of the Year Award and, in 2001, received an award of the same name from the Broome Chapter of the New York State Society of Professional Engineers.
Mike has been a member of the Association of Energy Engineers, the Cornell Society of Engineers, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, and is a senior member of the Instrumentation, Systems, and Automation Society.
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Contemporary Controls' George Thomas Inducted Into ControlTrends Hall of Fame
January 30, 2015 by Eric Stromquist Leave a Comment
ControlTrends had the additional honor of inducting George Thomas into the ControlTrends Awards Hall of Fame. George Thomas received his BSEE and MSEE degrees from the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago, Illinois. George completed the American Electronics Association/Stanford University Executive Institute for managing high-tech companies, and has served as a director on several boards such as the MIDCON Electronics Show and Convention, the IEEE-Chicago Section, the STD Bus Manufacturer's Group, the ARCNET Trade Association, the American Electronics Association, the Chicago Manufacturing Center and the Management Association of Illinois. George Thomas is a life senior member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers and past chairman of the Chicago Section, and is a senior member of the Instrumentation, Systems and Automation society. To read more of George's outstanding lifetime achievements and prolific career, please read below.
George Thomas Inducted into 2014 ControlTrends Hall of Fame from Eric Stromquist on Vimeo.
Professional Activities: Senior member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) and the Instrumentation, Systems and Automation Society (ISA) . Member of the Americian Society of Quality (ASQ). Past chairman of the Chicago Section of the IEEE and current History chairman. Past chairman of the MIDCON electronics show and convention.
Trade Activities: Past chairman of the Management Association of Illinois. Past director of the Chicago Manufacturing Center. Past director of the American Electronics Association (AEA). Past chairman of the AEA /Midwest Council. Director of the ARCNET Trade Association, Past chairman of the STD Bus Manufacturer's Group.
Papers and Journals: Published Network Communications for Buildings (2015) to celebrate Contemporary Controls' 40th Anniversary. Authored several articles on control and industrial networking technology for publications such as Control Engineering magazine. Presented papers at conferences such as Plant Engineering/80, SATECH/85, ISA/87, IPC/88, ControlExpo/89, ICEE/92, FieldComms USA/97, FieldComms UK/00, and ICOA/06. Authored numerous papers for the Industrial Ethernet University — an on-line education forum.
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Ken Sinclair Inducts H. Michael Newman into the 2014 ControlTrends Hall of Fame
January 30, 2015 by Eric Stromquist 1 Comment
The 2014 ControlTrends Awards had the special pleasure of having Automated Buildings' editor and owner, Ken Sinclair, induct H. Michael Newman, also known as the Father of BACnet, into the ControlTrends Hall of Fame. Mike has been a member of the Association of Energy Engineers, the Cornell Society of Engineers, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, and is a senior member of the Instrumentation, Systems, and Automation Society. H. Michael Newman recently authored Direct Digital Control of Building Systems: Theory and Practice. For more on H. Michael Newman's outstanding life achievements and biography, please see below.
In June of 2003 he received ASHRAE's Standards Achievement Award and in 2010 its Distinguished Service Award. He has served as convener of the committee's XML Working Group that published the BACnet Web Services addendum, BACnet/WS, and is presently the convener of the Elevator – Working Group. He has been a member of the Board of Directors of BACnet International, the successor group to the BACnet Manufacturers' Association, the Chairman of the ASHRAE Standards Committee, which oversees all of ASHRAE's standards work, and a member of Technology Council. He has contributed to the development of the Professional Development Seminar on "Automatic Temperature Control," and served as a speaker for the PDS on "DDC for HVAC Monitoring and Control" for 12 years. He has contributed to several revisions of the ASHRAE handbook chapter on "Automatic Control." In 1999 he co-authored the "GSA Guide to Specifying Interoperable Building Automation and Control Systems Using ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 135-1995, BACnet" that was published by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and is still used throughout the federal government. He is the author of an award-winning book from Wiley Interscience entitled "Direct Digital Control of Building Systems – Theory and Practice" and his second book, "BACnet – The Global Standard for Building Automation and Control Networks," was published by Momentum Press in August 2013.
Mike has served as a consultant to the Architect of the Capitol, the National Institute of Building Sciences, and NIST in Washington, DC, as well as to several private companies. He was a member of the United States delegation to the International Energy Agency's Advisory Review Board on the subject of the use of microelectronic control systems for energy conservation in buildings. He has served as a U.S. expert to the International Organization for Standardization's ISO/TC 205, Building Environment Design, at meetings throughout the world and is currently Chairman of the U.S. Technical Advisory Group and the U.S. Head of Delegation. In the 1990's, he was a presenter at the "Forum Home and Building Automation" in Paris; participated in the formation of the BACnet Interest Group – Europe in Frankfurt; and was the keynote speaker at a BACnet seminar in Sydney, Australia. At the Congress Building Performance in 2000, again in Frankfurt, he presented a paper entitled "BACnet – Past, Present and Future." In 2001 he was a member of a 3-person delegation to Beijing and Wuhan, China, that presented BACnet to businessmen, academics and government officials of the Ministry of Construction. The same delegation visited Tokyo and Osaka in 2002 to make presentations at the "International BACnet Symposium" sponsored by the Institute of Electrical Installation Engineers of Japan. In more recent years, he visited Seoul to present a BACnet update to the Intelligent Building Society of Korea; attended the launch of the BACnet Interest Group – Middle East in Dubai, UAE and then went on to Moscow to speak at SHK 2004. Over the last 10 years, he has participated in ISO/TC 205 meetings in Seoul, Paris, Cairo, Delft, Kyoto, Sydney, La Rochelle, Stockholm, and Wuxi..
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ControlTrends HighLight: Werner Buck Inducted into ControlTrends Hall of Fame
Werner Buck's illustrious career is punctuated by yet another award, as the former president of Belimo Aircontrols (USA) and one of the most recognized innovators in the HVAC industry, is awarded the inaugural ControlTrends Hall of Fame Award for his outstanding professional and community contributions. ControlTrends will continue its efforts to chronicle the origins, people, and legacies of our HVAC Industry.
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