This website uses cookies that are necessary for the technical operation of the website and are always set. Other cookies, to personalize content and ads and to analyze traffic to our website, are set only with your consent. More info

Manage Cookies
Multimodal Large Language Model (MLLM)

Multimodal Large Language Model (MLLM)

The term Multimodal Large Language Model (MLLM) refers to a type of generative AI that is specialized in processing and generating text data along with other forms of data like images, video, or audio. Unlike purely text-based Large Language Models (LLMs), MLLMs can access and combine various data types to deliver more comprehensive and precise answers to questions and prompts.

In building operations, MLLMs are particularly valuable because they can, for example, combine sensor data with visual information such as a plan of a heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system. The MLLM would not only analyze the image but also incorporate other available sources, such as operating manuals or real-time operational data from the building, to generate informed responses. Building owners and technical operations teams can thus retrieve information from multiple sources in natural language, test hypotheses, and receive immediate support in their daily decisions, significantly enhancing operational efficiency.

Success Stories

I/D Cologne A2

I/D Cologne is Cologne‘s new fashionable district. On a total of seven hectares of a former freight station, modern work meets relaxed living. With its modern building infrastructure, the lively Veedel combines various types of use in the office, hotel, gastronomy and fitness areas. Especially in I/D Cologne A2, owner BNP Paribas Real Estate Investment Management Germany GmbH and operator Sauter FM GmbH meet the challenges arising during operation with an open, modern cloud solution from aedifion.

More
Text Link-
Trinity

As one of the world’s largest real estate investment managers, AEW places great emphasis on the consistent digitalization and sustainability of its existing buildings. A prime example is the “Trinity” located in the vibrant Zollstock district of Cologne. This was made possible through a tailored digital retrofit and subsequent optimization of the system operation via a cloud platform.

More
Text Link-
Katharinenkai

At the Nikolaifleet in the heart of Hamburg, the landmark building KATHARINENKAI was completed in March 2022, offering approximately 10 000 m² of gross floor area with a prime waterfront location. With KATHARINENKAI, a flagship project for grid-serving building operations was created. Thanks to an innovative smart building topology, all stakeholders are seamlessly integrated into the operation. The building utilizes dynamic electricity tariffs, enabling the use of aedifion demand side management.

More
Text Link-

Get Ahead Now and Simply Make Your Building Better