Breeze focusing on air quality management to prevent corona

Its clean technology measures the air quality in real time with specially developed sensors, according to Breeze. The team relies on artificial intelligence to automatically detect and filter out incorrect measurements. The new dashboard, which is available as an app for displays, tablets and other end devices, shows whether the UBA recommendations for sufficient fresh air supply are being adhered to and warns users. "We want to help tackle the current corona crisis with our new solution. Even before corona, we met with many questions about air quality from facility and space managers. During the design phase, our top priority was to make the 'Corona Prevention Mode' understandable and comprehensible for our users. The managers of a facility and users of a space can easily keep an eye on sufficient fresh air and act if necessary," said Robert Heinecke, CEO of Breeze.

Johannes Berg, Managing Director of the Digital Hub Logistics Hamburg, is among the first users of the app. Commenting on the new function, Berg said: "Our top priority is to protect the users of our premises and especially our co-working space. Breeze's solution fits perfectly into our prevention concept and is a great motivation for everyone involved to ensure sufficient fresh air." In April 2020, Breeze launched one of the densest air measurement networks in Hamburg. The collected air data can be viewed on a digital map.
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