#KNXis35 projects Part 1: the journey from simple light switching to the IoT city
By Yasmin Hashmi We take a fond look back at some of the ground-breaking projects that have made KNX what it is today. The very
#KNXis35 Projects Part 2: the big ones
By Yasmin Hashmi How large can a KNX installation be? What are the limits of its capabilities? In this article, we look at how KNX
#KNXis35 Projects Part 3: the unusual ones
By Yasmin Hashmi It’s not all homes, offices and hotels – KNX can be used in so many different ways, and here we look at
#KNXis35: training is for everyone
An expanding range of training centres and training options ensures an ever-growing base of KNX experts By Ufuk Unal From the outset, training has been
Interview: Ceridwen Davies on illuminating a diverse and innovative future
Ceridwen Davies discusses the development of KNX in Australia and the value of women’s skills and perspectives in the industry. By Katie Rose KNXtoday: Tell
#KNXis35: a growing worldwide community of proud enthusiasts
National groups and userclubs are a major part of what makes KNX special. By Merve Özcangaz The KNX National Group As the number of KNX
Women in KNX: Ann-Christin Gotsch on lighting the way with KNX
In this interview with Katie Rose, KNX Planner and Project Manager Ann-Christin Gotsch shares how she sees the KNX community as a lighthouse for the
#KNXis35: the evolution of ETS
Michael Critchfield celebrates 35 years of KNX with a fascinating overview of how KNX Association’s Engineering Tool Software is developed and maintained. ETS is the
Women in KNX: Christiane Pursche on programming long-term change for women in tech
In this interview with Katie Rose, Christiane Pursche shares how women can hold their own on construction sites and enjoy a successful profession in the
#KNXis35: KNX history and evolution
Yasmin Hashmi looks at the origins of KNX, its core values and its milestones over the past thirty-five years. KNX is 35. This worldwide building
