In this episode of The Climate Gap: Quick Cuts, Ben Muwoki sits down with Deepinder Singh, Founder and CEO of 75F, to unpack a problem many facility operators already understand: the issue is not data. It is deployment.
While enterprise towers often receive bespoke engineering attention, the mid-market, small, and midsize buildings where most people actually work face a different challenge. Equipment diversity, inconsistent standards, retrofit history, and fragmented systems make repeatability difficult at scale. The conversation explores whether AI can meaningfully improve smart building deployment, not by replacing expert engineers, but by helping everyday operators perform more consistently.
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This episode challenges the industry to move beyond dashboards and toward systems that are easier to deploy, commission, and operate at scale. If you operate, design, or invest in building automation systems, BMS, energy management platforms, or AI-driven controls, this discussion is for you.
Deepinder Singh is the Founder and CEO of 75F, a vertically integrated IoT-based building controls company focused on intelligent HVAC automation for commercial buildings.
A serial entrepreneur, Deepinder previously built companies in high-speed networking and infrastructure technologies. He is known for bridging advanced networking and software thinking into the building automation and energy management space. At 75F, he is leading the development of AI-enabled controls, digital twin architectures, and the concept of the “zero-interface building”, where operators interact conversationally with building systems rather than through traditional dashboards.
His work focuses on improving deployment speed, commissioning quality, and operational consistency across the fragmented mid-market building sector.
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