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Consider every stay.
And the time between.

Comfort when the room is in use.
More considered energy use when it isn’t.

Explore the room
Boutique hotel architecture at dusk

One room.
A whole day of decisions.

Follow EcoSave through a stay. Choose a moment to see which sensor speaks, what the gateway decides, and what it switches.

Room 204 · Door activity

Arrival

The room wakes with the door.

Opening the door switches the lights and air conditioning on at once. While it stays open, the gateway waits to see whether anyone stays.

  1. 01 / Sense

    Door opened

  2. 02 / Decide

    Wake the room while the door is open

  3. 03 / Respond

    Lights on · AC on

Occupancy
Door activity
Entry door
Open
Window
Closed
Lights
On
Air conditioning
On

Timers run faster here than in a real room. Sensors, circuits and air-conditioning wiring are planned for each property.

Know when a room is in use.

Door and window contacts, and motion sensors in the bedroom and bathroom, report to the EcoSave Gateway by the door. They detect presence, not identity.

Switch what matters.

The gateway switches the lighting circuit and the air conditioning, with clear rules for doors, windows and vacancy. The front desk can override a room.

See the whole property.

Room state can feed a property view. With a hotel-system integration, it can be matched against bookings to flag rooms that need a look.

Beyond a room policy.

Connected room signals can support a wider operational assistant: investigating unusual energy use, surfacing recurring comfort issues, or preparing a maintenance follow-up for the team.

EcoSave’s room policies and a proposed AI assistant serve different roles. Agentic workflows are scoped separately, with access permissions, guest comfort limits and approval rules.

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