Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust is creating a wireless smart-building network across its hospital estate. The phased rollout connects lighting and multi-sensors while providing a future platform for applications such as asset tracking across an estate of approximately 65,000 luminaires.
Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust is creating a wireless smart-building network across its hospital estate. The phased rollout connects lighting and multi-sensors while providing a future platform for applications such as asset tracking across an estate of approximately 65,000 luminaires.
A Mymesh network is being created across the hospital estate to connect lighting, sensors and future asset-tracking applications. The NHS trust employs approximately 18,000 people.
The estate contains an estimated 65,000 luminaires, creating substantial potential for scalable energy and maintenance savings across multiple hospital buildings.
Approximately 6,500 babies are born across the trust each year. Each upgraded light becomes part of the Mymesh network.
