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KONE and Intelligent Cities Ari Virtanen
28.11.2012
Megatrends
People Flow
Case Examples
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Megatrends driving the elevator industry
Urbanization Safety
Aging population Environment
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Urbanization, Safety, Aging
Urbanization is the single most important
global megatrend for the elevator and
escalator industry and will drive demand in
the years to come
In 2010, an equal amount of people lived in
urban and rural areas
Top 600 cities covered 22% of the world’s
population and 54% of GDP
Emerging market middlesize cities will deliver
the biggest GDP growth by 2025
The concentration of people in urban areas
highlights the need for efficient and safe
movement of people, with the lowest carbon
footprint possible
In OECD countries the share of 60 years old
will grow from 18% to 31% by 2050
*Source: McKinsey
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Green building on the rise
Green construction market size
Billion €
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2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
Source: U.S. Dept. of Commerce, U.S. Dept of Energy, various other
sources. Calculated and estimated by SBI energy
Buildings account for 40% of
the world’s energy
consumption, and elevators
account for 2-10% of a
building’s energy
consumption. Green building
certifications like LEED and
BREEAM are increasing the
demand for eco-efficient
elevators and escalators.
Gates /
barriers
Currently building systems are
developed in silos
Elevators
Escalators
Automatic
doors
Building
management
systems
Access
control
Lighting
HVAC
Security /
safety 5
Locks
Outside of
building Parking
hall Main
entrance
Main
lobby
Main
landing
Escalator Elevator Stairs
Corridor Door
Offices,
apartments
Optimized
People Flow
Outside
of the
building
KONE’s focus is on smooth People Flow
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KONE PolarisTM - Destination Control System
The passenger chooses the destination floor in the
lobby
The system guides the passenger to the elevator,
which goes to the chosen floor with the fewest
stops
Grouping of passengers is based on destination
Increases capacity
Offers additional development opportunities
Conventional control system Destination control system
It was critical that up to 75,000 people
could exit all seven buildings in an
organized and timely manner five times
a day for prayer.
Over 100 escalators and more than 180
elevators were supplied along with special
group control software.
MAKKAH CLOCK ROYAL TOWER HOTEL
– MAKKAH, SAUDI-ARABIA
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ZHENGZHOU EAST RAILWAY
STATION – HENAN, CHINA
Detailed People Flow®
Planning was the key to facilitate safe and easy transport between the five floor levels. 38 custom scenic elevators were installed.
This state-of-the-art facility boasts inspiring
design and advanced eco-features that
make it the greenest hospital in Australia.
In addition to providing numerous eco-
efficient elevators, KONE supplied the largest
passenger elevator ever installed in the
southern hemisphere. This custom solution
enables life-saving procedures to be
carried out during patient transfer.
ROYAL CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL
– MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA
THE RIVER – BANGKOK, THAILAND
All elevators are equipped with KONE
EcoDisc® hoisting machines which
help reduce energy consumption in
the building. In addition, all elevators
are connected to the KONE E-linkTM
monitoring system which maximizes
people flow and reliability.
KONE’s People Flow® traffic analysis enabled
optimal elevator and escalator solutions for
this multi-purpose complex. Energy efficient
escalators include a standby system and
passenger detection feature to help save
energy when the facility is not in use.
NATIONAL STADIUM – WARSAW, POLAND
KONE delivered eco-efficient
solutions and nearly doubled the
number of people who move
throughout the tower by
implementing KONE PolarisTM
Destination Control System (DCS).
TOUR FIRST – PARIS, FRANCE