Max Pagel News Today

SHELBY TOWNSHIP/UTICA/STERLING HEIGHTS — Two recent Utica Community Schools graduates competed against students from 24 states and became national champions in a robotics and automation problem-solving competition this past summer.

Smart building management specialist SensorFlow re-architected its entire platform to reduce cost, complexity and implement a real-time business intelligence dashboard for its customers

Technological advances have led to an era in which consumers have more power than ever. The average online consumer constantly gives their point of view on different products or services through reviews, social media posts, word-of-mouth, or even their purchase patterns.

Today, we live in a world of technology, and everything around us is being empowered by technology. Technological advancements have impacted different industries, including the hotel industry. These advancements have brought about practicality to our lives and made our lives a lot easier.

Hotel owners and managers are always looking for ways to reduce their energy consumption. They have a lot of things to worry about, but one of the most important things they can do is to understand what is the biggest energy hog in their hotel.

SensorFlow’s SmartAlloc™ is set to revolutionize the hospitality industry with its energy and cost savings capabilities. SmartAlloc™ is an innovative, data-driven platform that helps reduce energy consumption by providing an energy-efficient room allocation plan based on known arrivals and departures drawn from the hotel’s Property Management System (PMS).

Retrofitting is becoming increasingly popular with time, and it’s even more critical now that the world is facing a global economic, health, and environmental crisis.

Singapore, 22 November 2021 - SensorFlow Pte Ltd, a Singapore based prop-tech start-up launches the Smart Room Allocation (SmartAlloc) system, a first-of-its-kind data-driven platform that helps reduce energy consumption by allocating guest bookings to the most energy-efficient room that also considers guests’ room preferences.

Max has a background in software and hardware development and worked extensively on research projects on the interoperability of the Internet of Things (IoT) technology. After obtaining his masters degree in computer science at the University of Luebeck in Germany, he freelanced as a photographer before moving to Singapore in 2013.