This session has already taken place. You can watch the recording below.
Let’s talk specifically about “smart”…what’s possible outside the resident apartment, in the greater community? We’re going to look at community floor plans and discuss the landscape for deploying smart technologies in the common spaces. This will include both passive and active technologies and their impact on residents and staff. We are thrilled to have special guest Chad Kurdi, VP of Engineering with BKV Group, joining us for this discussion. We’ll dive into:
- Autonomous machines: When do they make sense, from both the operator and family perspective?
- Intra-community vs. intercommunity
- Programmed spaces vs non-programmed spaces
- Dumb room vs smart room
- Mechanical considerations
Bring your questions to–or just listen in on–this 30-minute FREE, conversational session with Tazergy Founder/CEO Matt Haywood, SAGE President Jill Schroeder, and BKV Group Vice President of Engineering, Chad Kurdi.
Have a technology topic you want to learn more about in relation to senior living environments? Join us on TECHTalk and let us know what YOU want us to focus on for future sessions.
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SAGE is thrilled to partner with Tazergy to make TECH more accessible and understandable to the great minds designing, creating, operating, working and living in senior living environments. If you missed our previous sessions, you can watch the recordings here.
Matt Haywood is passionate about providing exceptional and innovative services in senior living through complete IT managed services, low voltage/IT construction design, and project management. This is your opportunity to pick his brain!
Special Guest: Chad Kurdi is BKV Group’s lead electrical engineer with more than 25 years of experience in the electrical industry. He brings in-depth understanding of electrical power systems, lighting systems, technology systems, and safety and security systems to each project. Over the years, he has worked as an electrical engineer, electrician, and electrical trainer. His experience includes engineering, designing, and specifying and analyzing electrical and low-voltage systems for different building types and occupancies. His projects have included police stations, fire stations, government buildings, jails, senior living, memory care living, student housing, affordable living, historic buildings, hospitals, data centers, sport arenas, water/wastewater treatment plants and commercial buildings. Chad is a licensed Master Electrician in Minnesota and is currently serving on the Minnesota Board of Electricity, a position appointed by the governor of Minnesota. He is also an active member in IEEE, IAEI, and MEA.
