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JOHNSON Controls on Wednesday said it is partnering the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB) to set up a S$50 million innovation lab to drive artificial intelligence-based innovations for the Republic's built-environment industry.
Johnson Controls, which provides integrated smart green systems for the built environment, said it will develop "digital technology that blends building, spatial and behavioural data with analytics and machine learning".
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