BACKGROUND

Building systems may be used to control environmental conditions in buildings. Such building systems may benefit from improvements.

SUMMARY

Disclosed implementations include systems, methods, devices, and logic that support intelligent disinfection of disinfection environments through use of ultra-violet (UV) lights.

In one example, a method may be performed, executed, or otherwise carried out by a building automation system (BAS). The method may include accessing patient room data indicative of a state of a patient room of a patient and controlling operation of a UV light to disinfect the patient room based on the patient room data.

In another example, a system may include a disinfection environment tracking engine and a UV light control engine. The disinfection environment tracking engine may be configured to access patient room data indicative of a state of a patient room of a patient; access medical data of the patient, the medical data of the patient specifying a medical condition of the patient; and access real-time location data of the patient. The UV light control engine may be configured to control operation of a UV light to disinfect the patient room based on the patient room data, the medical data of the patient, and the real-time location data of the patient.

In yet another example, a non-transitory machine-readable medium may store instructions executable by a processor. When executed, the instructions may cause the processor or a building automation system to access patient room data indicative of a state of a patient room of a patient, the patient room data including an occupancy schedule for the patient room that indicates an unoccupied time period during which the patient does not occupy the room; access medical data of the patient, the medical data of the patient specifying a medical condition of the patient; and control operation of an UV light to disinfect the patient room based on the patient room data and the medical condition of the data, including by calibrating the UV light to account for a length of the unoccupied time period and a severity of the medical condition of the patient.

