1. Connectivity: A smart industrial building must have a strong internet connection to ensure that data can be transmitted in real-time.
2. Security: As data is being transmitted over the internet, there needs to be a secure network in place to prevent unauthorized access.
3. Automation: The building must have a fully automated system in place that can control lighting, heating, cooling, and other essential systems.
4. Data Analysis: The smart building must have the capability to collect and analyze data from various systems within the facility to help guide decision making.
5. Energy Efficiency: The smart building must be designed with energy efficiency measures in mind to reduce energy expenditure and enable eco-friendly operations.
6. Scalability: The smart building design must be scalable to ensure it can handle future technology advancements as they arise.
7. Compatibility: The building's design must be compatible with existing technological infrastructure to ensure seamless integration.
8. Flexibility: The building must be designed with flexible spaces that allow for customization and adaptation to meet the needs of different industrial processes.
9. Safety: The smart building must be equipped with safety systems that include fire alarms, emergency exits, and other important safety measures.
10. Maintenance: The building must be designed with easy maintenance and repair in mind to minimize downtime and disruption of operations.
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