Turn dark buildings into digital buildings — the LEXI smart building platform. LEXI wirelessly connects equipment, sensors and spaces conventional building systems do not reach, then makes them usable through the White-Label LEXI Cloud, existing BAS/BMS, third-party platforms or enterprise systems. Dark / physical assets connect through the LEXI Universal Gateway to the White-Label Cloud and/or existing systems.
Why LEXI — most commercial buildings are still only partially digital. Smaller buildings often lack central automation; larger buildings may have a BAS but still leave rooms, meters, water systems and packaged equipment dark. LEXI can digitize an entire dark building or extend coverage into the dark portions of an automated one. 94% of U.S. commercial buildings are 50,000 sq. ft. or smaller; over 85% lack a BAS; about 42% of U.S. commercial floorspace is in BAS-equipped buildings.
How LEXI works — Digitize. Connect. Manage the edge. Manage with LEXI or integrate upward. LEXI uses wireless retrofit infrastructure and a managed edge to reach equipment and spaces without a full-building rewiring project. Digitize: add sensing, metering, monitoring and control to assets that are not connected today. Connect: bridge supported wireless, wired and building-system interfaces through one managed gateway. Manage the edge: use the LEXI Universal Gateway for protocol adaptation, local processing, automation, OTA management and resilient communications. Manage with LEXI or integrate upward: use the White-Label LEXI Cloud, connect into existing BAS/BMS or enterprise platforms, or use both. Flow: dark / physical assets to LEXI Universal Gateway to edge to White-Label LEXI Cloud and/or BAS / third-party cloud / enterprise.
Extend what already works — use the LEXI Cloud, integrate upward, or do both. LEXI does not force customers into a single software stack. White-Label LEXI Cloud: manage buildings and portfolios with dashboards, alerts, automations, RBAC, multi-tenant administration and remote infrastructure management. Integrate upward: expose newly digitized assets through supported integrations and APIs to existing BAS/BMS, cloud building or enterprise platforms. Hybrid: use LEXI Cloud for selected applications or infrastructure management while sharing data with existing upstream systems. The customer chooses how far up the stack LEXI should go.
From connectivity to outcomes — connect the building once, keep adding useful applications. Once dark assets are connected, the same infrastructure can support multiple building outcomes: Energy & HVAC (energy monitoring, sub-metering, benchmarking, Automated Energy Management, Managed Power, HVAC / plant optimization); Equipment & Operations (asset performance, equipment faults, sensor failure detection, command/status mismatch, remote diagnostics, industrial & utilities monitoring); Occupancy, Environment & Risk (occupancy, space utilization, IAQ, environmental monitoring, water leak detection, use-based cleaning); AI & Connected Intelligence (AI Video Analytics [Partner-Enabled], LoRaWAN, distributed-site monitoring, normalized building data & APIs).
Local intelligence + managed infrastructure — keep critical functions close to the building, with centralized management when needed. Selected monitoring, rules and automation can run locally while LEXI Cloud or existing upstream systems provide portfolio-level management. Local execution: rules, events, selected optimization, protected commands, store-and-forward and resilient communications. Secure provisioning & access: controlled identities and permissions for gateways, devices, users and services. Remote health & diagnostics: visibility into gateway, connectivity, application and field-device health. OTA lifecycle management: progressive software deployment with health checks, rollback and recovery. Multi-tenant operations & resilience: role-based separation, partner operating models and local fallback when upstream connectivity is impaired.
Built for what comes next — today's physical infrastructure becomes the edge foundation for tomorrow's intelligence. The same connectivity, managed edge and building context create a path from today's smart-building applications to broader Distributed AI and energy services. LEIP / Distributed Intelligence (in development): govern models, workloads, data and compute across gateways, edge nodes, sites and cloud. VPP & DERMS (in development / future): coordinate flexible loads, distributed energy resources and portfolio-level grid participation. AI Infrastructure-as-a-Service (future platform expansion): use building-deployed compute for tenant, enterprise and approved third-party AI workloads. Application / Model Marketplace & Compute Exchange (future platform expansion): govern distribution, entitlement and commercial access to applications, models and qualified compute.
