Ahmedabad-based environment monitoring technology solutions provider, Oizom, has launched AQBot an industrial-grade, single-parameter air quality monitoring device.

Ordinary potted house plants can potentially make a significant contribution to reducing air pollution in homes and offices.

Pure Air Control Services has released IAQ Guard 2.0, a managed indoor air quality monitoring platform.

A University of Sydney led study has found fans have an important role to play in Australia's net zero future.

With the newest OPTIMA Compact valve and LOGICA Digital actuator, Frese provides deep insight into heating and cooling systems.

Panasonic has launched the next generation in zone control air conditioning, allowing access to your ducted air conditioning anytime, anywhere from your smart devices.

In today’s COVID-present world, improving indoor air quality for the safety of occupants has never been more important.

The NSW Smart Sensing Network this week announced a $2.4 million air quality monitoring research and development program.

MHIAA has formalised a partnership with turnkey HVAC solution provider, the Mass Electronics Group (Mass Electronics).

The pandemic has elevated indoor air quality to the forefront of buying decisions which is why smart manufacturers are utilising technology to create environments that are clean and safe.

DRI-STEEM Corporation has added a new humidistat option with BACnet capability to their expanding catalogue of products.

Unico Incorporated, has appointed business consultant, Leigh Risbey, as its representative to Australia, New Zealand, Indonesia and Singapore.

With uncertain times ahead, Holyoake brings a sense of surety with the introduction of an Australian manufactured, eco-friendly product that provides clean, energy-efficient air.

Johnson Controls is planning a global launch of OpenBlue Indoor Air Quality as a Service later this month.

Panasonic has released a floor-standing air purifier for the Australian market which features the company’s unique nanoeX technology.

Honeywell has released a new, user-friendly monitor that alerts users when indoor air conditions present an increased risk of potentially transmitting airborne viruses.