ATLASEN Information

ATLASEN aims to support and improve design, management and performance of the workspace, through profiling the physical and environmental quality of existing built environments to correlate with user satisfaction. It is our ambition while minimizing the total energy consumption of the building operation we can still meet users’ comfort expectations, increase productivity and retain health to the highest level. To tackle this challenge, the ATLASEN platform incorporates continuous IEQ sensing, including Air, Thermal, Lighting, Acoustic and Spatial, and user satisfaction assessments using the innovative prediction model coupled with expert walkthrough assessments, to provide added values to the built environment. ATLASEN’s real-time IEQ diagnostic system provides the framework for a two-way communication between a building and its occupants. With our real-time diagnostic system, occupants can report discomfort or dissatisfaction to the building energy management tool as soon as they arise, allowing the building to respond organically to its occupants’ needs 8 Government Funded Projects 1) 2017 Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) Energy Startup Program, Mar. 2017 2) 2017 Start-up Growth, Research & Development Initiative Project, May 2017 3) 2017 IoT Product Support Program, Sep. 2017 4) 2017 K-Global Smart Device Development Program, Dec. 2017 5) 2017 Women Enterprise Supporting Program, Jul 2017 6) 2017 NIPA commercialized program for IoT technologies, Jul 2017 7) 2018 KEPCO Energy Startup Challenge Program, Jan. 2018 8) 2018 Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) Energy Startup Program, 2nd year, Jan. 2018 3 Federal buildings in Suwon City with BEMS system, Jul. 2017 - present 1) Paldal-gu ward office, Suwon-city, Gyunggi-do, Korea 2) Automobile Registration office, Suwon-city, Gyunggi-do, Korea 3) Hanggung-dong district office, Suwon-city, Gyunggi-do, Korea 150 Residential buildings in Seoul, May 2018 - present 100 Federal buildings in Suwon City with BEMS system, Jul. 2017 (confirmed) 65 Federal buildings in Yeongdungpo-gu District (on-going discussion)