Feedback Mechanism
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Feedback Mechanism
Feedback Mechanism is a process in adaptive architecture where sensors and controls work together to change building features in real time. For example, a building can have sensors that measure sunlight, temperature, or how many people are in a room. The system uses this information to open windows, move shades, or change lighting automatically. This helps the building use less energy and keeps people comfortable. Designers use feedback mechanisms to make spaces that react to what is happening inside and outside, making the building smarter and more efficient.
adaptive building systems, environmental sensors, real-time control, smart architecture, responsive design, automated shading
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