Studies have shown that indoor air quality is two to five times more polluted than outdoor air, which can have a detrimental effect on the health of occupants. Poor air quality can result in an increased probability of viral contamination, respiratory illnesses, headaches, and other conditions that can impair concentration, creativity, productivity, and cognitive skills, leading to increased employee absenteeism, which in turn results in lower productivity and impacts an organization’s bottom line.

inBiot designs, develops, and manufactures smart B2B solutions for monitoring and improving Indoor Air Quality (IAQ). Their solution is designed to directly impact the well-being and productivity of occupants in monitored spaces, and they optimize energy costs by automatically controlling HVAC systems based on real-time parameters of the monitored interior spaces. It is essential to control HVAC systems when interior air quality is not only poor but also when air quality is optimal; this guarantees the greatest efficiency.

Additionally, inBiot has solutions that allow organizations to achieve certifications such as WELL, RESET, etc., providing value not only for measuring air quality but also with Business Intelligence (BI) layers so clients can anticipate and make decisions based on future problems/consumption.

A healthy work environment helps reduce fatigue and ailments among workers, which translates into higher productivity and a considerable reduction in absenteeism due to minor illnesses. Data shows that an optimal indoor environment can produce:

A 61 percent increase in cognitive performance.
A 58 percent reduction in less mild-sickness absences.
A 21 percent reduction in energy cost.

inBiot’s solution is innovative and unique because they offer the most holistic advanced IAQ system currently available in the market.

All of inBiot’s R&D+i, manufacturing, and TAS are “IN HOUSE” at their headquarters in Navarra, Spain; this allows them to adapt quickly to their client’s needs and be proprietaries of their technology and Know-How.

inBiot’s IAQ solution is comprised of three parts: hardware (MICA), Software as a Service (My inBiot), and Technical Assistance Service (TAS). The MICA holds state-of-the-art sensors that can measure the following parameters: Temperature, Relative Humidity, CO, CO2, Formaldehyde, TVOCs, Ozone, and PM 1.0 through PM 10. The MICA, through MODBUS protocol, can communicate with a BMS and automate HVAC systems based on real-time data of the monitored spaces. For connectivity to their cloud platform, inBiot offers the option of WiFi, GSM, or LoRaWAN. In addition, with inBiot’s API, they can integrate with any third-party platform.

The SaaS offered by inBiot is a cloud-based platform that allows users to manage their MICAs and share data with occupants through display monitors or QR codes. Additionally, Smart Reports can be generated by the SaaS, which adds a layer of Business Intelligence. This enables building managers to make strategic decisions to increase energy efficiency and prevent IAQ problems.

inBiot’s TAS consists of a dedicated team that works to meet the specific needs of each client, providing them with personalized attention, which is one of inBiot’s greatest advantages.

John Lacambria Oliver, the international sales manager at inBiot Monitoring, says, “Our solution is the most innovative and complete solution for indoor air quality and HVAC optimization in the market.”

When a client approaches inBiot, the first step is to assess the working space. inBiot takes a personalized approach to each project, ensuring that the client’s IAQ needs are met.

As a result, the solutions provided by inBiot enable organizations to affirm their commitment to the comfort and health of their building’s occupants, particularly with regard to indoor air quality. For example, NTT Data, a global IT Services and IT Consulting company with headquarters in Japan, relies on inBiot’s services to achieve WELL certification for their building. Additionally, inBiot has deployed nearly 300 solutions for NTT Data in 10 cities throughout Spain to improve and regulate indoor air quality in their offices.

Considering its value proposition, which emphasizes control, differentiation, energy conservation, and higher profits, inBiot has some exciting plans for the upcoming year. This underlines that the indoor air quality monitoring sector is not static and has vast potential for development. inBiot positions itself as the “van guardians” of this technology.