- Johnson Controls - Building Insights - Metasys sets a new standard for smarter buildings Metasys 16.0: A legacy of innovation – engineered for what’s next Future-Ready Building Control Request a demoHighlights - Native server redundancy supports continuous operations without specialized hardware or third-party solutions - Built-in cybersecurity features help secure servers and field devices across the system - Up to 30% faster engineering and 40% faster upgrades through standardized workflows and pre-emptive system checks, plus up to 80% faster integration than most competitors with visual flow-based programming - Up to 30% energy savings through ASHRAE Guideline 36–aligned control strategies - An open approach to integration by supporting multiple devices, protocols and systems across portfolios For more than three decades, building automation has been transforming how facilities operate, adapt and perform. Few platforms have shaped that evolution as consistently or impactfully as Metasys. From early days bringing disparate building systems together to today’s data-rich cyber-resilient environments, Metasys has continuously reflected the principle that buildings are assets that should work for you, bring value to occupants and benefit the bottom line. Metasys 16.0 takes the next step. It builds on a long legacy of openness, scalability and reliability by responding directly to the demands shaping modern buildings. The latest release is not simply about new functionality; it leads the industry with maximum uptime, internationally recognized cyber resilience and even faster deployment acceleration. It also represents how building automation has become a strategic foundation for sustainability, operational resilience and long-term performance. “Customers need systems that are resilient by design and simple to deploy and scale. With Metasys 16.0, Johnson Controls brings that together in a single platform.” - M. Faisal Pandit, President, Building Management Systems, Johnson Controls Decades in building automation When Metasys was first introduced in 1990, building systems were largely