The smartest and most ecological building on the planet

Danish scientists have built the smartest and most ecological building on Earth.

The Danish government has extracted 37 million kronor (5.5 million euros) to finance the project.The building is assembled by solar cells and controlled by artificial intelligence thanks to a modern computer system.The house is turned on and off and heated, awakened the landlord, and previously brewed coffee.

Concerned about protecting nature and ecology is the basic national program of the Danish Government.Every year, the state budget spends a huge budget for new technologies.

For example, in the past year, when the University of Copenhagen proposed the construction of the most ecological building in the city, after only a few weeks of evaluating the feasibility, the Government granted this project 37 million kronor.

The smartest building in the world is beautiful at night (left photo) and modern in daytime.(Photo: dailytonic.com)

The new building is located in the heart of the Capital, attracting passersby with its unique shape: the main part of the building's faces are large windows.That design is consistent with nature protection technology.Thanks to solar cells, wall and roof mounting, as well as carbon-lined linings, a source of electricity greater than the electricity needed for household living in the house will be accumulated.

Ms. Lone Feiffer, Head of Green Light House project said: "The electrical collectors work even when it rains, so the total energy collected is always much higher than the demand, so we have excess electricity. to sell to regional power plants to integrate into the general electricity network ' .

According to her, the person living in this building does not have to do anything: the house is controlled by artificial intelligence thanks to a modern computer.The air is too dry, immediately the machine creates ions (ionizator).In the house, it is too hot, the machine will open the window in the direction of the wind, take the air to distribute in the entire building, dynamically adjust the light in accordance with the physiology of the eye and warm when needed.Even in the morning, he knows to wake up his master, brewing coffee so that you can just open the 'coffee faucet' in the living room that flows into the cup.

Feiffer emphasized: "The house has a special lighting program. Electronic components mounted outside the wall in different directions calculate the Sun's movement and tell the computer to open and close the window. , to keep a certain intensity of light inside the house . '

Although introducing all the facilities that the house is equipped with, the project owner does not disclose the price.Ms. Feiffer just said, the design of this building is for practical purposes, not for demonstration.About 10 years later, similar houses will be built everywhere and become popular houses for all middle-income people.

However, skeptics do not optimally assess the future of this project.The first smart home appeared in the US and in 1978 and so far they are still limited to a small range of wealthy people.

The smartest building worth $ 53 million by Bill Gates.(Photo: alldoing.com)

Among the owners of 'smart houses' people often refer to Microsoft boss Bill Gates, worth up to $ 53 million, which applies electronic technologies with the control of extremely complex computer.

The owners of smart houses equipped with equally advanced electronic systems are also built in Japan.They not only create very energy-efficient machines to do all household chores, but also equip a 'specialty' of Japanese robots who serve everything in the family, including The robots know about 30 of their employers and face about 200 different operations.