Smart Building Digital Twin: Wireless Sensing and Actuation Architecture at Rey Juan Carlos University

Due to the increasing energy costs and society’s awareness of energy efficiency, it is increasingly important to know about our buildings and take action to minimize energy consumption. To manage energy consumption in a smart space, it is necessary to sense the power consumption and actuate according to the environmental factors. This paper shows the design of the system implemented for the sensors and actuators deployed, as well as the visualization of the information in real time in a 3D model integrated in a web platform. Currently, a website has been created to visualize simulated data from geolocated sensors and prototype actuators that react in real time to the information received to validate the results.