How It Works

Improving operational efficiency and supporting sustainable practices through ODP

By leveraging the capabilities of the ODP, the centralisation of district operations is projected to reduce operational manpower by approximately 50%. Furthermore, it aims to decrease energy and water consumption by 30% compared to the national average.

Looking ahead, we plan to integrate additional building systems into the ODP, including:

• Pneumatic waste conveyancing
• District cooling and smart energy grid systems
• Extra-low voltage public address system (ELV-PA)
• Fire alarm and protection systems

We implemented AI and machine learning solutions to manage building systems such as air-conditioning and mechanical ventilation (ACMV) as well as elevator systems. This will optimise energy usage, increase cost savings, and enhance the quality of life for occupants.

a robotics traffic management system has been implemented to manage the movement of autonomous robots within ODP-enabled estates. You can request access to the ODP Playbook for Robot Access via this form.