
c-BEMS
c-BEMS (cloud-Building Energy Management System) is a unique generative artificial intelligence cloud-based software-as-a-service (SaaS) tool for building energy management systems (BEMS) that supports multi-zonal control of heating/cooling and lighting systems for energy savings of average 40% in any kind, size and complexity of building(s) controlled remotely from anywhere in the world while providing added features in the form of i) a real-time CO2 operational emissions calculator on building(s), ii) a 1-day ahead energy demand response (forecasting) tool with more than 85% accuracy.


SMARTH-PROP
SMARTH-PROP is a cutting-edge self-learning and self-adjusting smart thermostat device and system supported by the c-BEMS architecture being that of the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) algorithms supporting multi-zonal control of heating/cooling systems for higher energy savings up to 40% in buildings.

In which sectors?

Education

Hospitals

Sport Centers

Offices

Hotels

Commercial

Supermarkets

Museums

Green Houses

Irregation and
Water Management

Data Analysis

Road Tunnels
Institutional actors & facilitators of the innovation ecosystem



























Air quality monitoring

Data analysis

Energy systems modelling and analysis

IoT prototypes

Studies for the energy, transport and agricultural sectors

23 October 2026
Inteligg has been selected for Stage 2 – Integration of the AI-on-Demand (AIoD) Open Call #1 – Private Sector with AIRBEMS, its AI-Ready Building Energy Management System for Europe. Over three months, AIRBEMS is being integrated with the AIoD platform and its components AI4EF, DeepTSF and CKS DEV Lite, with the support of technical and business mentors, to offer a trusted, European energy AI solution for buildings. AIRBEMS has received funding from the EC through DeployAI (Grant Agreement no. 101146490). Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or Digital Europe Programme (DIGITAL). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

























