Building Electrical Appliances Devices and Systems Project Portfolio

Sensors

SBIR phase II-2017: Optical Humidity Sensors for Building Energy Performance and Air Quality Control

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BENEFIT-2017: Ultra-Low SWaP CO2 Sensing for Demand Control Ventilation

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BENEFIT-2016: All-Digital Plug and Play Passive RFID Sensors

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BENEFIT-2016: Hamilton: Flexible, Open-Source $10 Wireless Sensor System

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Lab RFP-2019: Building Energy Model-Sensor Data Integration for Energy-Flexible Buildings

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Sub-Meters

BENEFIT-2017: Low-Cost Identification and Monitoring of Diverse MELs with PowerBlade

A team led by UC-Berkeley researchers will leverage previously developed PowerBlade technology to create a low-cost, wireless plug-load power meter.

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Reducing Residential Plug-Load Energy Use Through Nonintrusive Submetering and Personalized Feedback

Columbia University researchers are developing an interactive messaging system to help residential customers reduce plug-load electricity use.

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Low-Cost Submetering

An ANL-led team is developing a prototype building electricity submeter with a cost target of under $10 per submetered device.

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