Indoor Air Quality Monitoring and Visualization - Milesight

Indoor environments — offices, schools, retail spaces, or industrial facilities — often suffer from poor air quality due to inadequate ventilation, inconsistent environmental control, or outdated HVAC scheduling. This can lead to elevated CO₂, stale air, uncomfortable humidity or temperature levels, and accumulation of airborne particles. The result: reduced occupant comfort, increased health issues (like headaches, allergies, or respiratory discomfort), lower productivity, and higher energy consumption as HVAC systems compensate inefficiently. Without continuous, accurate monitoring, these issues remain hidden until they impact occupant well‑being or operational performance.

The Milesight Indoor Air Quality Monitoring solution addresses these challenges by deploying a network of environmental sensors within ventilation systems or key indoor zones. These sensors continuously measure vital air parameters — such as CO₂ concentration, temperature, humidity, and air particulates — and feed data into a centralized dashboard.

Facility managers or building automation systems can use this data to:

• Visualize real-time air conditions: Gain a live overview of air quality across different rooms or zones to spot issues immediately.
• Trigger automated HVAC adjustments: Integrate with smart HVAC systems so ventilation, heating, or cooling adjusts dynamically in response to actual air quality metrics — rather than fixed schedules or manual intervention.
• Set alerts and thresholds: Configure notifications when air quality deviates beyond acceptable ranges, allowing prompt corrective action before occupant comfort or health is affected.
• Maintain historical logs for compliance and analysis: Keep trend data to analyze patterns (e.g. peak CO₂ hours, humidity swings) — valuable for compliance, maintenance planning, or broader building health audits.

By combining continuous monitoring, visualization, automation, and analytics, the solution turns invisible environmental factors into actionable intelligence — ensuring a healthier, more efficient indoor environment.