Sendal connects your smart devices to create a home that works and adapts with your lifestyle.
For decades, the residential building industry has leaned heavily on ASHRAE 62.2 as the reference point for indoor air quality. This has helped move homes in the right direction by requiring mechanical ventilation in tighter, more energy-efficient buildings. However, the industry has often treated compliance with ASHRAE 62.2 as if it were equivalent to delivering healthy indoor air.
The Harm Paradigm reframes indoor air quality as the cumulative effect of many small, location-specific pollution sources rather than a single metric, asking where harm to occupants is actually occurring. Breathe implements this by using distributed sensors to detect room-by-room pollutant sources and exposures in real time and respond with targeted ventilation, filtration, and humidity control to reduce health impacts rather than just meeting averages.
The AI hype cycle has peaked and is now recalibrating, revealing the need for technologies that deliver real, lasting value. Sendal Breathe exemplifies this shift by focusing on autonomous action and contextual intelligence to enhance indoor air quality and energy efficiency without homeowner intervention. Gartner emphasizes that the future lies in intelligent agents that operate independently, showcasing Breathe's capability to anticipate and control environmental conditions effectively. As the AI landscape stabilizes, solutions like Breathe that simplify everyday life and provide measurable impact will emerge as the winners, proving their worth during this correction phase.
