Control Freaks, presented by Green Light New York and IESNYC, invites a panel of “control freaks”–industry and academic experts–to explore the many facets of Lighting Control Systems:
Daylighting controls have a huge potential for energy savings and peak-demand reduction. How can this potential be realized? What are the impediments and pitfalls?
What is the future of building control systems? What can we expect from integration, wireless technology, smart grids, and the internet?
Do emerging control technologies have the potential to backfire, when beta and first generation products don’t live up to the promised potential and consumers get annoyed and tape them over and turn them off?
Control Freaks will answer these and other questions, including: the current state of the art of control systems; real world application experiences; and what’s in the R&D pipeline.
Remarks: John Gilbert, EVP and COO, Rudin Management Company
Moderator: Pat Sapinsley, President, Build Efficiently, LLC; Visiting Scholar, Harvard University’s Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering
Panelists: Stephen Selkowitz, Building Technologies, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory; Pekka Hakkarainen, PhD, Vice President, Lutron Electronics Co., Inc.; and others to be announced
Schedule:
6:00pm – 6:30pm: Registration
6:30pm – 8:00pm: Panel Discussion
8:00pm – 9:00pm: Reception with cocktails and hors d’oeuvres
Where:
Digital Sandbox Network Event Center
55 Broad Street, New York, NY
Tickets:
Free to IES Members and Students with online pre-registration
$10 to Green Light New York and DLFNY Members with online pre-registration
$20 to Non-Members, and at the door
CEUs: 1.5 AIA, NCQLP LC, or GBCI learning units (anticipated)
Click here to register for this event. Note that online registration closes Wednesday, April 11, 2012; after April 11, you are welcome to register at the door with a $20 fee payable by credit card.
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