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Originally published in Facilities Dive. Achieved through Palantir’s FedStart program, the designation means KODE Labs can offer its building operating system to federal agencies operating in sensitive, mission-critical environments. Dive Brief: Dive Insight: KODE Labs has been working with the federal government since 2024, when it was awarded a $14.35 million contract by the U.S. […]
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DETROIT, Michigan — August 05, 2026 — KODE Labs, the company building the intelligence infrastructure for the physical world, today announced that KODE OS has achieved FedRAMP® High authorization through Palantir Technologies’ FedStart program. The authorization clears KODE OS for use by federal agencies and other high-compliance organizations that need a secure, cloud-native operating system […]
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July expands the KODE OS integration ecosystem with new workplace integrations, real-time data collection improvements, historical data recovery, and workflow enhancements, making connected systems more reliable, responsive, and easier to manage. Here’s what’s new. WellStat Historical Sensor Data Historical data collection is now available for the WellStat integration. What This Enables Teams can backfill missing […]
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July was about keeping operations connected. Building operations don’t stop when integrations change, APIs go offline, or data arrives late. This month’s updates focus on making KODE OS more resilient by strengthening connected systems, improving data reliability, and helping teams recover from interruptions with less manual effort. Here’s what shipped, grouped around the outcomes they […]
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Most employees don’t think about indoor air quality until something feels wrong. A meeting room is too warm, the air feels stuffy, or people begin complaining about comfort. By then, productivity has already been affected. Indoor air quality monitoring helps organizations detect these issues before they become larger problems. Rather than relying on guesswork, it […]
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What does the Functional Testing Tool do? For building integrators, functional testing becomes difficult at scale. Testing one fan coil unit is manageable. Repeating the same test across hundreds of devices, documenting every step, identifying failures, and delivering a clear record to the client is where the process slows down. Manual testing requires technicians to […]
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Originally published on Facility Executive The next phase of facility management relies on unified data streams to optimize building performance, drive efficiency, and shift from reactive to predictive maintenance. The commercial real estate industry has spent the better part of a decade digitizing buildings. Sensors have multiplied; dashboards have expanded. Analytics platforms, occupancy tools, energy […]
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What Is a Hospital Building Management System? A hospital building management system is the software that monitors and controls a facility’s mechanical, electrical, and life-safety equipment: HVAC, air handling, chillers, pressure and humidity in clinical spaces, metering, and alarms. In most large health systems, however, that “system” is actually several systems. Different buildings were commissioned […]
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