Sustainability Using AI

Saikrishnan Ranganathan, Co-Founder and CEO of SensorFlow

03-Oct-19 11:00

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SensorFlow is a smart energy management startup from Singapore that combines IoT and AI to automate energy consumption for hotel buildings more sustainable and energy-efficient. It was created from the realisation that tourism and hospitality industry is one of the biggest contributors to global energy demands and carbon emissions. And in line with Malaysia’s sustainability reform agenda, we speak to the founder of SensorFlow, Sai, about the ever-evolving landscape of the travel industry and the obstacles it faces as it moves towards being more sustainable.

Produced by: Jeff Sandhu

Presented by: Jeff Sandhu

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