OUR SENSORS

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Our sensors continuously monitor variables that determine occupant health, including:

  • Indoor air thermal metrics
  • Particle counts and densities
  • Microbial populations
  • Volatile organic compounds
  • Other relevant gases

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These data points are then analyzed in reference to our proprietary standards to determine the impact of the indoor environment on occupant health. Real-time positive verifications restore confidence to occupants and owners. Alternatively, if conditions become suboptimal, the B4H platform helps reduce health risks by providing both notification of building issues and suggestions for operations and systems remediation steps.

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