HORIZON-CL5-2026-09-D4-01 Researching the technical, social & economic factors impacting the energy performance of Smart Buildings - Collaboration OFfer

Leveraging the expertise and experience gained from the CDP project, we are fully prepared to apply similar principles and advanced analytics capabilities to develop the behavioral analysis project outlined in this call.

-            Doğuş Teknoloji as a technology partner, can contribute by collecting consent-based data from smart homes—such as demographic details (age, household size), motion sensor activity, smart device interactions, and utility consumption—and use this information to segment users according to their behavioral patterns. We will apply statistical analysis and clustering techniques to identify distinct groups (e.g., low-interaction users, high-energy consumers, tech-engaged households) and provide detailed reports and visualizations that describe each segment’s characteristics and correlations with demographics and property attributes.

We aim to support the following scopes of the call:

-            Research and quantify how existing and novel smart building solutions meet the needs of different social and economic groups (based on their gender, age, educational and financial status, etc.)

-            Identify major barriers and enablers for the use of smart building solutions among different socio-demographic and socio-economic groups, and research how it impacts the energy performance of buildings;