Silicon Slopes, an organization that supports innovative companies along the Wasatch Front and Utah, has featured PassiveLogic in their most recent issue of Silicon Slopes Magazine. This 2020 winter edition contains the general theme of remote work and unique circumstances caused by the pandemic throughout the year, and Proptech is one of those industries that saw some unique shifts as a result.

For example, remote building management has become a core need for firms and private entities alike as work from home policies stretch indefinitely. After all, buildings are built for people; and proptech represents in many ways the revolution that is going to allow our buildings to finally live up to our needs and expectations in terms of comfort, energy efficiency, and occupant wellbeing. PassiveLogic has created the platform and tools for autonomy that allow anyone to design next-generation buildings, finally bridging the technology gap in real estate to realize the full potential of the world’s largest controlled infrastructure.

Check out the full article written by Emily Fonnesbeck and Matt Knight here, and catch a digital copy of the full magazine issue here.