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KNX and artificial intelligence, without the hype

There’s a lot of talk about AI in the home. Here’s what is real today, what is still experimental, and how we use it ourselves.

How we use it today

In our own work we use AI as an aid when programming supervision systems: to draft and check scripts, which we then test ourselves on the installation.

It’s a tool. Decisions about the system stay with us, and the testing happens on site.

In the home

A KNX system gathers useful data: temperatures, occupancy, energy use. That’s the foundation an intelligent system can use to suggest adjustments or flag anomalies.

Before installing anything like this, we explain what it really does, what data it uses and where that data is kept.

Daniele Lantieri on site, carrying a copper manifold
Daniele Lantieri, managing partner

What happens when you get in touch

I’m Daniele Lantieri, managing partner and technical lead at LantierImpianti. Here’s what happens after you call or send a message.

I speak fluent English. From the first call to the end of the job, we handle everything in English: site visit, quote, works, and explaining every document you receive.

  1. You’ll speak to me

    I answer the phone myself. If I’m on site, I’ll call you back as soon as I can: before the evening or the next morning.

  2. Tell me what’s going on, in your own words

    You don’t need the technical terms — that’s our job. Just tell me what you can see or what isn’t working. A photo helps if you have one.

  3. I tell you what I’d do

    For a small job, we agree a day. For bigger work, I come and take a look and then send you a written quote. The site visit for a quote is free.

  4. You decide, in your own time

    Calling or writing commits you to nothing. Take the time you need, and feel free to get other opinions.