Aeroshi
Aeroshi air-quality sensor installed between different rooms for a multi-room monitoring study
Room-level evidence when snapshots are not enough

Stop guessing which rooms need attention.

Aeroshi monitors how rooms behave over time, identifies repeated patterns and turns them into practical findings with clear limits and next steps.

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How Aeroshi works

Monitor rooms, find patterns, report the decision.

  1. 01

    Monitor the rooms that matter

    Fixed room monitors capture how conditions change during normal occupancy, not just on inspection day.

  2. 02

    Find what keeps returning

    Aeroshi compares rooms and time periods to separate isolated events from repeated patterns.

  3. 03

    Turn the pattern into a decision

    Findings, limitations and practical next steps are brought together in one shareable report.

Choose the setting

Choose where you need evidence.

Start with the environment and the people who need to act on the evidence.

Aeroshi sensor installed in a managed home with window, radiator and drying context

Housing

Understand recurring home conditions.

Evidence for damp, mould, ventilation and remedial decisions across occupied homes.

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Aeroshi sensor installed in a school corridor outside selected classrooms

Schools

Prioritise rooms without adding staff burden.

Monitoring studies for councils, trusts and funders deciding where attention is needed.

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Partner and facilities team using indoor air intervention evidence

Partners

Add evidence around the work delivered.

Before-and-after context for filtration, ventilation, retrofit and remediation partners.

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Start with the decision you need to support

Scoped room monitoring, pattern analysis and a final evidence report, designed around one decision.

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