True digital twins have the power to revolutionize disaster prevention strategies. How do can we manage the complicated outputs required to do this at scale?

One of our global construction partners, Suffolk based in Boston, MA, has asked PassiveLogic to participate in their Suffolk Boost Demo Day on December 8.

Startup Energy Transition (SET), an organization supported by the German Energy Agency (DENA), has turned their spotlight on PassiveLogic to highlight advancements in digital energy systems.

One of 40 cleantech startups selected globally, PassiveLogic will present its autonomous buildings platform to potential investors and other cleantech industry stakeholders.

The building controls industry is feeling the labor shortage — and is scrambling to find solutions. PassiveLogic addresses the technology gap while simultaneously enabling the current labor market.

User experience or ‘UX’ is the fundamental pursuit of all human-interactive technology. There is no larger market for human-centric technology than the world’s buildings infrastructure.

PassiveLogictoday announced it had recently joined the NVIDIA Inception program, which is designed to nurture start-ups during critical stages of product development, prototyping and deployment.

Plug and Play, a global startup accelerator and corporate innovation platform based in Silicon Valley, has invited PassiveLogic to join the Fall 2019 Real Estate and Construction cohort.

The IEEE Boston Sensors Council Chapter has invited PassiveLogic CEO Troy Harvey to speak at the Cambridge Innovation Center in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

PassiveLogic is one of six winning companies of the 76West Clean Energy Competition, a program of New York State’s NYSERDA. This is the largest competition in the country to solely focus on clean energy businesses and growing economic development.

The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) announced PassiveLogic as one of the 20 finalists for the 76West Clean Energy Competition.