公司规模
Startup
地区
- America
国家
- United States
产品
- DORMA ED100
- DORMA MAGNEO
技术栈
- Home Automation Systems
- Automated Door Systems
实施规模
- Pilot projects
影响指标
- Customer Satisfaction
- Productivity Improvements
技术
- 功能应用 - 远程监控系统
适用行业
- 医疗保健和医院
适用功能
- 设施管理
用例
- 楼宇自动化与控制
- 远程资产管理
服务
- 系统集成
关于客户
斯蒂芬·温思罗普 (Stephen Winthrop),MBA、顾问、企业家,马萨诸塞湾殖民地第一任总督约翰·温思罗普的直系后代,已成为 ALS(肌萎缩侧索硬化症)研究、宣传和患者权益的有力代言人。温思罗普于 2013 年 11 月被诊断出患有 ALS,他的使命是利用自己的时间不仅亲自对抗这种使人衰弱的疾病,而且还通过担任全国非营利性 ALS 协会的国家受托人,自愿奉献自己的时间和才华,为他人抗击这种疾病。哈佛大学以他的名义建立了一个 230 万美元的支出基金,即斯蒂芬·范·R·温思罗普 ALS 基金,以进一步推动该机构的 ALS 研究工作。温思罗普拍卖了他从 8 岁开始收集的珍贵硬币收藏,向该基金捐赠了 130 万美元。
挑战
2013 年 11 月被诊断患有 ALS 的 Stephen Winthrop 和他的妻子 Jane Williamson 建造了一座新家,其中的技术可以最大限度地提高房子对患有 ALS 的人的实用性。ALS 一直在缓慢发展,最初影响到他的手臂。它可能会扩散到他的腿和身体的其他部位。他们的房子配备了设备,使 Winthrop 能够通过计算机界面控制某些功能和电器(例如恒温器、门、灯、电视等)。随着 Winthrop 的 ALS 病情发展,这栋房子也易于进行改造。将来,他将能够仅使用自己的声音或眼球运动通过服务器来控制功能,该服务器将平板电脑与家中无数的电器设备电子连接起来。
解决方案
DORMA 的 MAGNEO 滑动门操作器采用电磁驱动,提供了技术上可靠的解决方案。传统的推拉门在完全打开和完全缩进墙内时,需要抓住可伸缩挂钩才能关闭,这对 Winthrop 来说很困难。但采用 DORMA 的配置,门距完全打开位置约 3 英寸,并有一个凹口,使 Winthrop 能够用肘部或脚轻推门关闭。该项目要求自动平开门操作器的宽度不超过 27 英寸。虽然大多数其他门操作器需要更宽更厚的箱体,但 DORMA 的 ED100 紧凑型设计适合空间限制并满足功能要求。ED100 自动平开门操作器还用于家中每个电梯平台(下层、一楼和二楼)的三扇门。当电梯到达平台时,ED100 会向框架中的电动锁扣发送信号,使其打开门,然后将门释放至 90 度,并持续预定的时间延迟,直到人员通过。
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