From our team here at Normal, we wish you a happy Labor Day! We hope you get some downtime this coming Monday as we honor the hardworking pioneers who fought for fair wages, safe conditions, and a work-life balance—long before it was cool. 😎 At Normal Software, we strive to help you work smarter, not harder, with data aggregation and control for your building portfolio. So, as you enjoy a well-deserved break, remember - Smart work is the best work. Here’s to transforming buildings tomorrow! #LaborDay #smartbuildings #normalsoftware #holiday
About us
We specialize in building controls, data management, and applications for IoT (Internet of Things) analytics - providing open, transparent, and portable solutions for controlling and analyzing IoT devices. Our biggest offering currently is the cutting-edge Normal Framework (NF), a software framework designed for IoT application developers - particularly those involving building systems. It offers a comprehensive solution for efficiently managing, integrating, and normalizing IoT data, with flexibility, scalability, and developer-friendly features as its key advantages. We are striving to create a world where IoT analytics and controls are open, portable, and sharable. This task of ours is a big one, as we want to make every building a connected building - with a goal of at least 100,000 buildings connected with our framework - to simplify the lives of our clients within the building infrastructure space.
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https://www.normal.dev
External link for Normal Software
- Industry
- Software Development
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Type
- Privately Held
- Specialties
- Building Controls, Data Management, Applications, Software Development, Internet of Things, Building Infrastructure, and Data Analytics
Employees at Normal Software
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Master System Integrators and smart building consultants know the challenges of normalizing data across various systems. Whether it's legacy devices or the latest IoT innovations, integrating this data into platforms like Niagara, SkySpark, or other comprehensive infrastructures can be daunting. At Normal Software, we make this process seamless. Our Normal Framework is designed to unify diverse data streams, enabling reliable and efficient device-to-enterprise applications. Plus, if you're looking for an easy-to-use alternative to these platforms, Normal offers a powerful solution that simplifies data integration without compromising on performance. Ready to transform raw data into actionable insights? Let’s connect and explore how Normal Software can support your next project - https://shorturl.at/acfr6 #normalsoftware #smartbuildings #dataintegration #buildingmanagement #niagara #skyspark #IoT
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We're very excited for this as well, California Institute for Energy and Environment! Congratulations on being awarded these grants in partnership with the Center for the Built Environment (CBE) and we look forward to working on one of these notable projects with you. #normalsoftware #energy #resilience #data #technology #indoorcomfort
CIEE, in partnership with the Center for the Built Environment (CBE), has been awarded two major grants, totaling approximately $8 million, from the California Energy Commission to advance research on commercial building #decarbonization. 🏢 The first project will demonstrate how hospitals can cost-effectively reduce #CarbonEmissions through heat recovery chiller retrofits. Dr. Therese Peffer, the associate director of CIEE and the CITRIS Climate initiative, and Dr. Paul Raftery will lead the project; Taylor Engineers and Berkeley Lab will serve as key collaborators. The second project will use novel technologies to develop Personal Comfort Devices that improve indoor comfort, #energy savings, and #resilience. Therese and Dr. Hui Zhang will lead a multidisciplinary team from Berkeley Lab, the University of Notre Dame, Arup, TRC Companies, Inc., and Normal Software. 👉 Read more: bit.ly/ciee-cbe-cec-award University of California, Berkeley | CITRIS and the Banatao Institute | UC Berkeley College of Environmental Design
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At Normal Software, we understand the challenges system integrators face in creating efficient and flexible building management solutions! 💡 Our Normal Framework is designed to support you and provide a vital part of your solution kit for four powerful use case scenarios, transforming the way you manage and optimize building systems. 1️⃣ Independent Data Layer - Quickly ingest data with automated BACnet discovery tools or custom adaptors using our simple SDK. - Normalize your data in minutes to hours with Haystack 4.0 or your custom ontology. - Directly send data to your database with our open integrations, keeping full control over your assets. 2️⃣ Data Acquisition - Leverage robust BACnet, Modbus, and other data integration features to build custom APIs for every site, efficiently and effectively. - Integrate any data source with just a few lines of reusable JavaScript. - Enable installers and building technicians to perform data modeling directly at the edge. 3️⃣ Digital Retrofit - Deploy industry-leading control sequences, like ASHRAE Guideline 36, by configuring the system model. - Our "write-once, deploy-everywhere" approach allows you to fine-tune sequences and reuse them across projects, reducing costs and enhancing reliability. - Achieve state-of-the-art controls rapidly across your portfolio. 4️⃣ Smart Maintenance - Move beyond traditional maintenance schedules by using equipment data to perform service based on utilization. - Schedule cleaning and maintenance tasks based on actual usage, optimizing efficiency and extending the life of your equipment. Learn more about how Normal Framework can empowers you to deliver advanced, scalable solutions, optimizing building performance and driving innovation! ⚡ Reach out to us here to book a demo - https://shorturl.at/acfr6 #systemintegrators #smartbuildings #buildingmanagement #dataintegration #digitalretrofit #smartmaintenance #normalframework #innovation
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We're excited to share the good news! 🎉 This spring, the Center for the Built Environment (CBE) was awarded two significant grants from the California Energy Commission! Our team is honored to be supporting them, working alongside other contributors including the California Institute for Energy and Environment, TRC Companies, Inc., Arup, Lawrence Berkeley Labs, the University of Notre Dame, and the team at CBE. The project we will be involved in will advance "the adoption of personal comfort devices by creating and testing new products, including a hub and ecosystem to connect them and also to link with building control systems." You can learn more about this exciting initiative here - https://lnkd.in/grtA_h7K Read more about both projects the Center for the Built Environment (CBE) is working on through this grant and more here - https://lnkd.in/geCZmaZM #normalsoftare #data #buildingsystems #innovation #decarbonization #facilitymanagement #zerocarbon #occupationalcomfort #builtenvironment
This spring CBE’s research team was awarded two large grants from the California Energy Commission. Both projects are multi-year efforts, each with a wide range of research activities and deliverables, and they leverage CBE’s collective knowledge, capabilities and our extensive network of industry and academic partners. We will collaborate the California Institute for Energy and Environment (CIEE) who will manage the work with CBE and numerous contributors listed below. One project will demonstrate a large new-to-market heat recovery chiller that uses a refrigerant with an ultra-low GWP. This will be tested in in collaboration with a California health care partner with an extensive portfolio of hospital facilities, in order to make it easier to scale this demonstration to other hospitals. It will be led by Paul Raftery and Therese Peffer, and the team also includes Taylor Engineers and Lawrence Berkeley Labs. Read more at: https://lnkd.in/gAckgEGc The other project aims to advance the adoption personal comfort devices by creating and testing new products, including a hub and ecosystem to connect them and also to link with building control systems. The CBE and CIEE team will include charlie huizenga, Hui Zhang, Tobias Kramer and Therese Peffer. Our project team also includes contributors from TRC Companies, Inc., Normal Software, Arup, Lawrence Berkeley Labs and the University of Notre Dame. More details are listed on this project page: https://lnkd.in/grtA_h7K https://lnkd.in/geCZmaZM #zerocarbon #comfort #HVAC #decarbonization #buildings
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We are excited to announce the seamless integration between our Normal Framework and Kinetic Buildings through our advanced SparkPlug connector! This powerful synergy brings Kinetic’s Fault Detection and Diagnostics (FDD) and comprehensive reporting capabilities directly to your Normal portfolio of buildings. What does this mean for you? ✅ Enhanced Fault Detection and Diagnostics | Leverage Kinetic Buildings' state-of-the-art FDD technology to proactively identify and address issues before they escalate. ✅ Comprehensive Reporting | Gain deeper insights into your building's performance with detailed reports, enabling informed decision-making and optimized maintenance strategies. ✅ Streamlined Integration | Our Sparkplug connector ensures a smooth and efficient connection, making it easier than ever to manage and monitor your buildings. By combining the strengths of Normal Framework and Kinetic Buildings, we are empowering building managers and owners to achieve exceptional efficiency, reliability, and sustainability in their operations. Stay ahead of the curve and transform your building management with our innovative solutions! Interested in learning how Normal can enhance your product or services? Reach out here to connect and book a demo - https://lnkd.in/eKcbSDW7 #normalsoftware #fdd #faultdetection #diagnostics #sparkplug #reporting #software #integration #smartbuildings #facilitymanagement
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Did you know that Normal Framework software offers advanced support for BACnet, helping to provide an innovative solution for your building portfolio? ❓ But first of all, what is BACnet? BACnet is a protocol-enabling communication between devices about critical building operations such as temperatures, setpoints, and schedules. Think of it as a universal computer language allowing different systems to "talk" to each other effectively, typically over a network. ❗ And why is BACnet important? Standardized in the early 90s, BACnet has become a cornerstone for major HVAC vendors and other domains like lighting, access control, and transport. As an open protocol, it provides extensive data access without additional costs, making it essential for sophisticated building management. 📊 It all sounds great, but there are challenges using BACnet for building data! Despite its advantages, BACnet’s low-level nature can overwhelm users with massive amounts of data—often tens of thousands of points per building. Contextualizing this data for practical applications is challenging since BACnet offers limited information about what’s being measured. Additionally, its non-IP protocol structure can perplex many IT departments. 💡 So, how does Normal Framework enhance BACnet integration? Normal Framework is meticulously designed to excel in both BAS and IT/Cloud environments. We go beyond basic BACnet support by implementing obscure protocol features, ensuring you reap maximum benefits. Our solutions include... ✅ User-Friendly Management Console | Simplifies the complex protocol for seamless user interaction. ✅ IT-Friendly Features | Incorporates built-in encryption and gateways to popular protocols. ✅ Developer-Friendly APIs | Facilitates easy integration with other products, enhancing overall functionality. Stay tuned as we delve deeper into how Normal Framework revolutionizes building systems with BACnet integration in future posts! Want to learn what Normal can do for you? Book a demo here - https://shorturl.at/acfr6 #smartbuildings #BACnet #buildingautomation #techinnovation #normalsoftware #data #software #buildingsystems
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We're attending NexusCon 2024, hosted by Nexus Labs, from September 30 to October 2 in Denver, Colorado! Join us and hundreds of other passionate professionals in the smart building space as we come together to drive the future of digital and decarbonized buildings. Interested in attending? You definitely should join in the fun for these reasons: 📚 Education | Dive into practical insights and real-world examples, balancing cutting-edge innovation with proven technologies. 🤝 Community | Benefit from an inclusive, buyer-led environment focused on genuine knowledge exchange between industry experts and newcomers. 💡 Innovation | Experience the latest innovations through interactive demos and organic networking opportunities. At Normal Software, we're at the forefront of this movement with other partners at Nexus Labs, providing advanced, flexible, and light supervisory software for smart buildings, enabling efficient and practical data-driven solutions. We're excited to join these pivotal discussions, share our insights, and learn from industry leaders to collectively push the boundaries of what's possible. James Dice and Nexus Labs has been a catalyst for change in the smart buildings industry for years, and NexusCon is set to revolutionize the conference experience. This is a unique opportunity to break away from traditional conference models and engage in meaningful, impactful discussions. Our team is excited to connect, learn, and contribute to the future of smart, sustainable buildings. See you in Denver! #normalsoftware #smartbuildings #data #decarbonization #innovation #2024conferences #NexusCon2024
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Thanks, Lewis and Joseph for your insights on partnerships in our space. We are excited to support teams like AVUITY and others working hard to further advancements in our industry, and we believe that this synergy between teams will continue to transform smart building initiatives. #smartbuildings #partnerships #data #normalsoftware
The Down Low with Joe.. Join us LIVE with industry expert, Joseph Aamidor. Joe is known for his strategic guidance to building owners, investors, and innovators shaping the future of the built environment. He's a true leader in the smart buildings space and a trusted startup advisor. Join us as we discuss the latest smart building ecosystem partnerships. NVIDIA x Schneider Electric AVUITY x Normal Software Carrier x 75F CBRE x Climate X Measurabl x Susteco, A Bosch Company & Preqin
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We’re thrilled to highlight Joshua Guenther, an exceptional Senior Software Developer on our team here at Normal Software. With over a decade of experience in the software development space, Josh has a remarkable track record of delivering new products and features that make a real impact. Josh is well-versed in all areas of the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) – from planning and managing products to development and deployment. His passion for collaborating with cross-functional teams ensures we create truly awesome software solutions. When he’s not innovating and coding, Josh loves to unwind with some beach camping. This balance of dedication and relaxation makes him a valued member of our team. Thank you, Josh, for your commitment and hard work. We’re lucky to have you on board! #normalsoftware #softwaredevelopment #SDLC #teamspotlight #beachcamping #innovation #teamwork #employee #pittsburgh
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