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Speaker spotlight: Andre Hanft from HGT Ingenieure GmbH joins our flagship Summit this November.
His session, Balancing Innovation with Heritage, explores how wireless building automation enables modern functionality while preserving historic buildings.
Summit Frankfurt runs November 4 and 5, theme: Shaping the Future of Ambient IoT Together. Registration is free for members, building professionals, owners, and investors.
https://www.enocean.com/en/enocean-alliance-summit/

Four weeks to IBS Paris. Porte de Versailles hosts the show October 14 and 15, covering building management, automation, and digital performance for tertiary, industrial, and collective buildings.
If you're planning your show schedule for the rest of the year, this is one to pin down now, registration details are live. https://www.ibs-event.com

Next week the EnOcean Alliance team heads to Amsterdam for The Things Conference 2026 (22-23 September, De Kromhouthal).
We'll be walking the floor, so if you're attending, get in touch, we'd love to meet up.

Select tickets – The Things Conference 2026 – De Kromhouthal The Things Conference 2026 – De Kromhouthal, Tue 22 Sep 2026 - Wed 23 Sep 2026 - The 9th edition of The Things Conference is happening on 22-23 September 2026 in Amsterdam, The Netherlands! Join 150+ industry frontrunners and 2500+ attendees for a two-day deep dive into the entire IoT stack: from ...

Speaker spotlight: Kilian Mitterweger from the Bundesamt für Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik joins our flagship Summit this November.
His session, CRA Meets Reality: Constrained but Compliant? looks at what compliance with the Cyber Resilience Act looks like in practice, and how manufacturers can meet its requirements despite real-world constraints.
Summit Frankfurt runs November 4 and 5, theme: Shaping the Future of Ambient IoT Together.
Registration is free for members, building professionals, owners, and investors. https://www.enocean.com/en/enocean-alliance-summit/

Smart Buildings Show returns to London ExCeL on October 14 and 15, with theatres across Energy Management, IT and Digital Infrastructure, Management and Proptech, and Controls and Networks, alongside a new AI Hub this year.
For anyone working on interoperability, energy efficiency, or retrofit strategy, it's a chance to compare notes with people solving the same problems in different buildings.
Speaker programme access is free.
Five weeks out now. https://smartbuildingsshow.com

Rewiring a finished, occupied building is one of the biggest reasons smart building retrofits get shelved.
Battery-free wireless sensors take that cost out of the equation: they attach wherever the data is needed, powered by ambient light, motion, or a small temperature difference, no cable run, no battery replacement schedule.
If a retrofit's been sitting on the shelf because of the wiring cost, it's worth another look. https://www.enocean-alliance.org/solutions-and-benefits/solutions/smart-buildings/

Across Europe, this summer swung between record heat and sudden storms, and autumn is bringing more of the same unpredictable weather.
The first heavy rains after a dry spell are often the riskiest, since baked ground can't absorb water fast enough and flash flooding follows. A leak behind a wall or under a floor can go unnoticed for days.
Self-powered water leak sensors, some powered by nothing but the leak itself, catch it the moment it starts, with no batteries and no maintenance.
Explore EnOcean-enabled products: https://www.enocean-alliance.org/products/