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People Power Pro Energy our business partners drive scale with delightful People Power experiences for them and their customers, Pro Energy 2.0 People Power Pro Energy 2.0 includes: > Energy services made intelligent Sophisticated demand response services with AI enabled energy-centric customizable microservices to address key consumer opportunities at scale. Adding industry- > Device integration for the masses Deliver intelligence to an array of devices for targeted leading artificial energy programs with thermostats, home lighting, intelligence for vastly improved load controllers, plugs, switches and more. smart home experiences, > Management of IoT made easy Energy efficiency and IoT initiatives are elegantly delivered People Power Pro Energy 2.0 and managed by service providers with People Power’s provides critical breakthroughs improved command center – Maestro 2.0. in AI device and service integration Energy Intelligence for white-label IoT deployments. Leading the industry in AI development for IoT, People Power has created patent pending, energy- The Modern Approach centric services for the smart home that meet the Today’s home is capable of moving to a new level of needs of both energy providers and consumers. energy efficiency and intelligent connectedness – Each new service is configured with AI-enabled going beyond basic demand response and thermostat microservices to deliver modular functionality for control. Energy service providers can now offer highly optimal intelligence and performance. By learning key valued consumer services using innovative artificial activities and patterns in the home, configurations of intelligence (AI) technology with People Power Pro microservices help any service understand when to Energy 2.0. It’s the most advanced solution for optimize energy consumption to maximize comfort, scalable market deployments to maximize energy convenience and energy savings. A new service can savings, comfort and convenience for consumers. be purchased and added dynamically into a customer’s smart home account. Energy service For energy companies looking to deploy engaging providers benefit from the flexibility to quickly and connected services, intelligence is the next hurdle easily create microservices that continuously towards broader market adoption and business innovate and differentiate. growth. Delivering services with scale is possible only when a system is built to address the NEW: Enterprise Program Management Service program concerns of both the end user and An enterprise-level intelligence (VEN/VTN), this the service provider. Maintaining that balance, service is responsible for orchestrating multiple People Power Pro Energy 2.0 improves upon the synchronized demand response events and time-of- previous version and is built with a billion consumer use pricing schedules across a user base. The service interactions of experience. Committed to helping connects an energy provider directly to the Maestro People Power Pro Energy 2.0 1 command center to facilitate demand response connects throughout the day to weather forecast events at specific times, specific durations and for data, determining when to trigger manual demand specific users. The communications architecture response events. The Enterprise Weather was implemented in the spirit of OpenADR with Management Service connects directly to the the goal to enable it to operate as an OpenADR VEN. Maestro command center allowing administrators The service understands negotiations in individual to define geocode, temperature, humidity and heat households to load-shift energy around a community index thresholds that trigger DR events. Making for to broadly balance comfort and energy savings. even more robust deployments, an administrator with access to historical grid data can define logical NEW: DR Home Management Service DR event thresholds that automatically trigger. Managing the home as an intelligent assistant (VEN) for the homeowner, this service has the ability to NEW: Leaky Home Microservice connect with each energy management asset in the Developed to intelligently identify residences that fail home. It supports BYOT programs and delivers to retain desired heating and cooling efficiency, this intelligent deployments of connected devices microservice understands which homes are most including thermostats, smart plugs, hot water heaters, likely to benefit from energy audits and assists to pool pumps and more. When augmented with solve an important challenge for energy providers. motion and entry sensors, the solution automatically The Leaky Home Microservice actively communicates learns family behaviors that classify home, away, with administrators to identify inefficient homes that vacation and sleep patterns to maximize energy should be targeted for efficiency examinations. savings. This service is also responsible for executing NEW: Home Lighting Microservice DR and time-of-use pricing events, and can negotiate Tracking the time of sunset and sunrise, along with with organizational service on behalf of the user to the user’s utility time-of-use rates, this service can keep the home comfortable while balancing energy intelligently dim or brighten lighting based on a reduction activities. It communicates bi-directionally variety of conditions. Add a motion sensor and home with the homeowner over SMS about activities and lighting can be switched off after learned periods of conditions in the home and is capable of pre-cooling, inactivity. Intelligently assisting to deter burglary, capping heat and reducing effects of snap-back at the Home Lighting Microservice can learn the the conclusion of DR events. This service is granted resident’s movement patterns and automatically to the end user on a subscription basis and mimic them while occupants are away from home. transparently informs them which devices are being controlled and when. All demand response Device Integration events enable opt-out or opt-in programs that can be operated as “pay-for-performance” with the built-in Thermostats: Pro Energy 2.0 transforms any points reward mechanism. User participation can connected thermostat into a learning thermostat, be selected based on customer “tags”, devices with the ability to coordinate with sensor-recognized connected, or other key attributes. SMS user occupant activities in the home. With cloud-based interaction features enable programs to rapidly scale fine-resolution machine learning models that emerge by not requiring users to download mobile apps. over time, the connected thermostat becomes smarter and is able to detect suboptimal appliance NEW: Enterprise Weather Management Service conditions and energy robbing incidents like open An enterprise-level intelligence (VTN), this service doors or windows. Preventative maintenance People Power Pro Energy 2.0 2 features automatically identify HVAC systems in need straightforward manner. A highly visual tool to enroll of service. Supported devices: Honeywell Lyric Round, users and support their needs, issue behavioral Honeywell Lyric T-5, Honeywell Lyric T-6, Centralite challenges that drive consumer engagement Pearl Thermostat, Ecobee and Sensibo Sky. programs and offer rewards to keep them engaged, Maestro provides a command and control view for Smart Lighting: Pro Energy 2.0 enables an ever- any IoT program. Program insights include user data, growing selection of lighting solutions for consumer service details, device connectivity, enrollment use in the connected home. With the ability to and subscription data, and much more. incorporate today’s most popular voice services (Amazon, Google), controlling home lighting with a Maestro 2.0 expands in functionality to enable simple spoken command is attractive to consumers. control of AI-based services at the admin level. Now, Supported devices: GE Link A19, GE Link PAR38, coordinating activities across a community of homes GE Link BR30, Philips Hue White and Color Ambience, intelligently has never been so easy. In addition to the Philips Hue White, OSRAM Lightify Soft White, rich feature set of the previous version, Maestro 2.0 OSRAM Lightify Tunable White, OSRAM Lightify also includes a new Demand Response Management Full Color, Sengled A19 and Sengled BR30. System (DRMS). With simplified user engagements in mind, Pro Energy 2.0 delivers new mobile customer Smart Plugs: Pro Energy 2.0 makes the smart plug an dialogue functionality with intelligent SMS important role-player in any consumer IoT program. conversations for increased program ease-of-use. It provides important layers of control to any connected home for device and lifestyle automation. SUMMARY: People Power Pro Energy 2.0 Supported products: Centralite 3 Series, Peanut > Coordinates smart home devices intelligently so Smart Plug and SmartThings Smart Plugs. lighting, load controllers, and a variety of hardware Smart Switches: Pro Energy 2.0 makes smart products can participate in energy efficiency. dimmers and smart switches important participants > Recognizes when a home is vacant or occupied in any connected home solution. With devices from for customized smart home performance. leading global brands, including GE and Leviton, new > Understands occupant movements to enable levels of intelligent home control are now possible. personalized efficiencies in the home. Large Load Controllers: Pro Energy 2.0 intelligently > Improves security by mimicking occupant lighting manages large appliances and devices. The solution patterns when residents are away. can be integrated with high-load devices including
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