Women’s Voices Matter: Christina Geier on shaping a more inclusive future
In this interview with Katie Rose, Christina Geier, Product Marketing Manager at Busch-Jaeger/ABB, reflects on creating an environment where women are seen and heard. KNXtoday:
ETS6.3.0: changes to opening an existing project, looking at devices in a project and manual filter table editing
Michael Critchfield gives us a closer look at some of the changes introduced in ETS6.3.0, including changes to opening an existing project, looking at devices
Happy New Year: the future looks bright with KNX
Simon Buddle takes stock of the amazing technology so many of us now take for granted, and makes the case for why KNX will continue
The Pioneers: TAPKO Technologies reflects on 25 years of KNX
Dipl. Ing. Klaus Adler and Dipl. Ing. Petar Tomić take a look at TAPKO’s history and its role in the development of KNX. TAPKO Technologies,
ETS6.3.0: changes to signing in, licensing, and creating a new project
Michael Critchfield gives us a closer look at some of the changes introduced in ETS6.3.0, including signing in, licensing, and creating a new project. ETS6.3.0
KNX and Matter: whatever the customer wants
Simon Buddle takes a look at Matter and how it can be integrated with KNX to offer a solution for any piece of smart technology
Review: KNX highlights of 2024 and outlook for 2025
Yasmin Hashmi asks a selection of KNX Association personnel and board members for their highlights of 2024 and what they look forward to in 2025.
Women in KNX: Gabi Schermuly Wunderlich on supporting the next generation of women in the trades
In this interview with Katie Rose, Gabi Schermuly Wunderlich, Managing Director of ArGe Medien im ZVEH, shares how ZVEH is pioneering change for a female-friendly
Interview: Marco Koyne on building a sustainable future with KNX
In this interview with Katie Rose, Marco Koyne discusses how international KNX professionals can work together to address climate change and nurture the next generation.
Sustainability: how KNX avoids products being consigned to the technology scrap heap
Simon Buddle takes a look at how KNX helps create more sustainable homes, and how its inherent flexibility, adaptability, and future-proofing can avoid products being