Let's get to the point. You should only care about AUROS Insights if you have one of the following pain points: Can I track building performance in real time and assess performance against design intent or visualize my existing building's optimum performance potential? Are we overspending on energy? Do we even know what's possible in our building(s)? Can I stay ahead of Building Performance Standard (BPS) regulations and/or fines? Why can't I solve the performance gap issue

Until now, building scientists haven't had the ability to use the vast amounts of data in existing buildings. Operational Technologies talk in their own languages. Most existing data platforms use Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning on historical data to predict how good a building might perform in the future. Nobody is asking the pivotal building science question, "how good can my building perform?" That question cannot be answered by the world of data science.

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