Preparing Today’s Buildings to Meet Tomorrow's Challenges

Device Layer: Occupancy
Device Layer: IAQ

Drive efficiencies: Learn where and how your workforce spends time to create more efficient workflows, such as cleaning based on occupancy, finding conference rooms, or streamlining patient discharges in healthcare settings. Create healthy indoors: Model use to determine targeted cleaning protocols through occupancy, environmental, and IAQ data. Use 99.9%+ effective UV-C for reliable surface and air disinfection where spaces are densely occupied. Save energy costs: Dynamically dim HVAC and lighting systems based on demand to protect comfort while reducing energy use up to 40%. Further achieve sustainability through reducing chemical cleaning waste.

Company bio

R-Zero is a building intelligence platform that delivers real-time insights on how to optimize indoor spaces and buildings to improve workforce productivity, right-size real estate portfolios, and create operational efficiencies, including reducing energy costs. R-Zero’s industry-leading risk model recommends mobile and autonomous UV disinfection where risk is high, to achieve effectiveness while reducing chemical usage and waste, and reducing carbon emissions to achieve sustainability goals. R-Zero’s platform is instantly accessible, easy to use, and scalable across every kind of space, enabling health systems, commercial real estate, cities, public services, and educational systems to prepare today’s buildings to meet tomorrow's challenges.

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"When I installed the R-Zero Sensors in our Dublin office it couldn’t have gone smoother! Installing just under 50 sensors I was able to complete this in a matter of a few hours. Everything was meticulously labelled and separated to make the job as easy as possible. I would recommend a self install for any of our future projects as it worked like a charm!"
Gary Gaughan, Senior Workplace Strategist, Indeed

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