amended, and if you want to zoom in to one spot, you can just tap on a table, you can make this bigger, or smaller — you can really interact with it pretty well. it's almost like being in there right now. then over here, we've got the air quality, and also the energy that's being used in the building. and this is a vital part — there's no point in air conditioning where there are unexpectedly no staff, for instance. then we can change the view and look at the whole building. i do this over here. i'm not sure if i'm tall enough. i hope the building manager is taller than me! we have the whole building, pretty much struck down to my height. it feels like all the action is done here. we are there. what's happening? oh no, it's on its side. the first rule of click — we can break anything. but does everyone want to embrace this tech? and what if you don't have a smartphone, or a flat battery, do you get the day off? now, if you're completely resistant to smartphones, there is a facility to get a plastic