Wattsense
Wattsense provides interoperable IoT connectivity, BMS retrofit and building-management products for small and medium buildings as a retained Siemens brand.
BMS, Building Automation & Smart Building · Energy, ESG, Carbon & Utilities · Environmental, IAQ & IoT Sensors · Property, Lease, Space Planning & Digital Twin
Siemens provides Building X, represented here for bms, building automation & smart building decisions. The profile is descriptive and source-attributed; listing does not imply endorsement or suitability.
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Reporting and dashboards
native · supported by 5 products
Building automation
native · supported by 4 products
Energy management
native · supported by 4 products
Portfolio analytics
native · supported by 2 products
Sustainability and ESG
native · supported by 2 products
Access control
native · supported by 1 product
Occupancy
native · supported by 1 product
Preventive maintenance
native · supported by 1 product
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Wattsense provides interoperable IoT connectivity, BMS retrofit and building-management products for small and medium buildings as a retained Siemens brand.
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Digital platform providing a secure real-time data foundation and subscription applications for building operations, sustainability, maintenance and security. Siemens documents Building X machine users with API-specific read or read/write permissions and client-credentials authentication. The Building Operations API can command supported actuator points, including setpoints and valves. A successful request may take up to one minute to affect the point, and higher-priority automation can prevent the command from taking effect.
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AI application that models zones and adjusts HVAC setpoints using building, weather and occupancy data while tracking comfort compliance.
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Energy application for monitoring consumption, costs, equipment, carbon footprints and sustainability KPIs across building portfolios.
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Remote operations application for real-time monitoring and control of HVAC, meters and connected building applications across sites.
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Security application unifying access, intrusion, video and connected-building data for centralized situational awareness and response.
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Sustainability application for target tracking, compliance, reporting, facility improvement measures and capital planning.
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Desigo CC is Siemens integrated building-management platform for centralized monitoring and control of building automation, comfort, fire safety, security and power systems, scaling from individual buildings to larger campuses and multi-site environments.
Product sourceDesigo PXC3.E Room Automation Stations is a source-backed canonical Stage 1 product/object under Siemens.
Product sourceSiemens Desigo PXC4 building-automation controller for resilient HVAC control, building services automation and efficient energy-management applications.
Product sourceSiemens Desigo PXC5 building-automation controller for resilient HVAC control, building services automation and efficient energy-management applications.
Product sourceDesigo PXC5.E24 is a source-backed canonical Stage 1 product/object under Siemens.
Product sourceSiemens Desigo PXC7 building-automation controller for resilient HVAC control, building services automation and efficient energy-management applications.
Product sourceDesigo TX-I/O is a source-backed canonical Stage 1 product/object under Siemens.
Product sourceSiemens Connect Gateways is a source-backed canonical Stage 1 product/object under Siemens.
Product sourceSiemens TXIx.OPEN integration module for connecting third-party systems including M-Bus devices, pumps, variable-speed drives and chillers through Modbus-based building automation.
Product sourceProducts from governed operating-company relationships are shown with their actual canonical vendor. They are not re-attributed to Siemens.
by Wattsense · Part of Siemens
Wattsense Bridge is an interoperable IoT gateway and web-console product for connecting building equipment, LoRaWAN sensors, meters, HVAC and BMS networks, with remote configuration, local or private-cloud data access and protocol conversion between LoRaWAN, BACnet, Modbus and MQTT.
Product sourceby Wattsense · Part of Siemens
Wattsense Bridge Control is an interoperable IoT controller for expanding existing building-management systems, connecting previously incompatible field devices and controlling HVAC equipment through LoRaWAN, BACnet IP, Modbus TCP and MQTT with scheduling and automation scenarios.
Product sourceby Wattsense · Part of Siemens
Wattsense Tower is a connected building-management product that centralizes equipment and IoT data, provides remote dashboards, graphs, alarms and multi-site monitoring, and converts LoRaWAN data to BACnet or Modbus for smart-building and BMS applications.
Product sourceby Wattsense · Part of Siemens
Wattsense Tower Lift is a cloud-connected building-data product that connects equipment, collects live data and exposes it through API and webhooks so energy-management systems, smart-building applications and other integrations can use remotely configured building information.
Product sourceLatest vendor intelligence
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Siemens announced an investment and an exclusive partnership with Skeleton Technologies to add supercapacitors to its data-centre electrical portfolio. Siemens says it will sell and scale Skeleton products in that market. The transactions remain subject to customary completion formalities. These are first-party statements, not independent proof of completion or performance.
A question for buyers
Does the partnership create an operationally useful capability, with clear accountability across the participating vendors?
Siemens and Salesforce announced an expanded partnership combining Salesforce Agentforce with Siemens Teamcenter Service Lifecycle Management so engineering and product context can be used in sales, service and customer workflows. Salesforce also states that Siemens has deployed Agentforce for inbound lead engagement and qualification across its sales organisation. PROVE TDI treats the partnership architecture and reported Siemens deployment as attributable first-party signals rather than independent proof of integration quality or business outcomes.
A question for buyers
Does the integration reduce real workflow friction while preserving data ownership, resilience and operational control?
Siemens Mobility and Rostocker Straßenbahn AG started trial operations of Signaling X for the tunnel section below Rostock Central Station. The deployment uses Siemens' DS3 safety platform and commercial off-the-shelf server hardware, moving safety-critical interlocking logic away from dedicated proprietary hardware toward a software-defined architecture.
A question for buyers
Does this development materially improve fit, interoperability or lifecycle value in your operating environment?
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Siemens described the Building X direction around cloud-based analytics and AI, positioning cloud intelligence alongside building management controls to improve building performance and operational decision-making.
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Siemens is headquartered in Munich, Germany and was founded in Berlin in 1847.
Official vendor material identifies Building X as an offering from Siemens.
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