Mercury Security Corp., a provider of open platforms for access control and Tridium, a provider of open platforms for device-to-enterprise integration and building automation, announced a technology partnership to integrate their respective platforms. The collaboration of the two companies enables device-level integration between building automation and security functions based on an open architecture that allows for new levels of intelligent building solutions.

Applying Mercury’s technology with Tridium’s Niagara Framework provides building owners and facility management solutions that integrate these once disparate systems and devices over an end-to-end, IP-based infrastructure for any type of building.

The companies demonstrated the technology at the ISC West conference in Las Vegas in late March. The solution will be commercially available through Mercury and Tridium partners later this year.

“Our work to bridge the security side of a building with the operational systems is enhanced by the Niagara Framework and quickly enabled us to develop and deliver to our OEM partners a robust solution that further ties access control into all the environmental systems including HVAC, lighting and more,” said Frank Gasztonyi, co-founder and CTO of Mercury Security.

Marc Petock, Tridium’s vice president global marketing and communications commented, “On the technical side both companies are dedicated to open platforms. On the business side, our technologies help to deliver better buildings — ones that are smarter, use less energy, are more efficient, have lower operating costs, are safer and contribute to a sustainable environment.”

Tridium is an independent business entity of Honeywell Int’l Inc. For information, visit www.tridium.com. For information about Mercury Security Corp., visit www.mercury-security.com.