Air Quality

Humans breathe in approximately 300,000kg of air throughout an average lifespan, with 34% of that working time spent in office space.

Throughout our time spent in an office environment, we experience the same amount of pollution produced by 26 Empire State Buildings, or 27,000 Boeing 747’s.

Indoor air quality is a key factor in the health and well-being of building occupants.

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Combine machine learning and state estimation techniques.

Derive bespoke optimal operating parameters for any individual building.
Parameters are updated in real-time as necessary.
Updates are supplied as control signals to the buildings HVAC systems.

Make health a priority

Traditionally, low levels of indoor CO2 have been used as a surrogate to represent good indoor air. The reality however is significantly more complex, as buildings trap, generate and accumulate pollutants over time.
Our integration solution combines machine learning and state estimation techniques to derive bespoke optimal operating parameters for any individual smart building, providing real-time control signals to the buildings HVAC system.
As a result, reducing indoor air pollutants to levels in your Smart Building that are within EU/UK regulation.

Benefits of Air Quality

Improve well-being

Optimising air quality can provide better working conditions, as a result improving morale and well-being.

Meet the standards

Make indoor air quality legally compliant, in some cases meeting the stricter WHO guidelines.

Improve health

Pollution related health concerns cost the NHS £20billion a year, improve the welfare of your occupants.

Significant energy savings

Our integrated air quality monitoring solution can significantly reduce energy usage.