US EditionSmart sensor tech could save £18.5 million in Scotland's sheltered housing schemes, study shows
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Smart sensor tech could save £18.5 million in Scotland's sheltered housing schemes, study shows
Smart sensor technology could save an estimated £18.5 million across Scotland’s sheltered housing schemes, a new study has shown. Internet-enabled devices monitoring property conditions like temperature, humidity and motion could slash heating and maintenance costs in developments across the country, an evaluation report found. Ten individual retirement home properties at the Langvout Court scheme in Biggar, run by Bield Housing, took part in a …
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