Technical Program

Thanks to the community support, Haystack Connect 2017 has a full schedule of Keynote Speakers, Industry Presentations, Panel Discussions and Technical Sessions to bring everyone up-to-date on the latest trends and technologies.

Using the Sedona Framework™ to Create a Truly Open Controller

Using the Sedona Framework™ to Create a Truly Open Controller

When:
Tuesday, May 9, 2017, 16:25 - 16:50
Where:
Breakout Sessions Track 2

Speaker Bio

The popularity of open systems continues, and when we discuss open controllers we immediately think of the BACnet® open protocol.  But a BACnet-compliant controller does not mean anyone can program the controller due to licensing or programmer access restrictions.  

This presentation defines how an open controller can be created with the following attributes:

  • An open protocol for network communications - BACnet
  • An open programming language for implementing control strategies – Sedona Framework
  • A programming tool that is available to systems integrators without restriction – Sedona Applications Editor
  • A community of developers and integrators that share technology for the public good – Sedona Alliance

The Sedona Framework drag-and-drop programming language allows for components to be assembled onto a wire sheet to create applications.  Most importantly, it is freely-available for all to use.