Sensorberg is on a mission to blur the line between physical buildings and the digital world. The idea is to turn buildings like shared office spaces and co-working sites into smart structures, using smart tech like sensors and phone connections to make building access, room bookings, and property management easier and more secure.
Smart building features can make operations smoother, cheaper, and more productive for businesses with the resources to install them. They also substantially improve a building’s energy efficiency, which could prove an especially lucrative angle for Sensorberg to push going forwards. Energy efficiency is climbing up the corporate agenda, and whilst Sensorberg’s solutions aren’t cheap per se, they could pay dividends as industries come under increasing pressure to prove their green credentials.
One thing worth noting is that smart homes have seen unexpectedly slow adoption rates - will we see the same reluctant pattern when it comes to corporate buildings? It seems improbable. Integrated home systems are often prohibitively costly, which is unlikely to deter the kind of corporations most likely to benefit from the high security, strong productivity solution they offer.
Steph
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
