Atmocube and Atmotube PRO 2 Air Quality Monitors

Atmotech Inc., trading as ATMO, is based in San Francisco and makes air quality monitors for buildings, workplaces, HVAC professionals, air purifier makers and research institutions. Its devices help organisations measure exposure to particles, gases and noise and act on the data.

Atmocube is a commercial indoor monitor that tracks 12 parameters, including PM1 to PM10, CO2, TVOC, formaldehyde, light and noise, connected by Wi-Fi, Ethernet, RS-485 or PoE. It integrates with building systems through Modbus RTU and TCP, BACnet via gateway, REST API and MQTT, and is RESET Air Grade B certified. The Atmotube PRO 2 is a portable tracker with CO2, NOx index and GPS used in exposure studies. An optional cloud dashboard adds alerts, reports and fleet management.

• Atmocube sensing: 12 parameters including PM, CO2, TVOC, formaldehyde, light and noise.
• Building integration: Modbus RTU and TCP, BACnet via gateway, REST API and MQTT.
• Flexible power and network: Wi-Fi, Ethernet, RS-485, USB-C or PoE.
• Atmotube PRO 2: portable tracker with PM, CO2, NOx index, GPS and up to 12 days battery.
• Cloud dashboard: alerts, reports, mobile app and fleet management.
• Certifications: RESET Air Grade B, WELL v2 verification and LEED IEQ points.

Office building operators in Ho Chi Minh City can link Atmocube data to BMS to run demand-controlled ventilation based on CO2. Air purifier and HVAC brands can embed the sensor data in their own solutions. Universities and public health researchers can use PRO 2 trackers for personal exposure studies.

Core measurements and on-device data access need no subscription, keeping running costs low. Native Modbus and BACnet support lets facility teams feed air data directly into building management systems to control ventilation. RESET Air Grade B certification and WELL v2 performance verification support green building projects, and volume pricing applies from 20 units.

Healthy building standards such as WELL, RESET and LEED are pushing owners to monitor indoor air continuously and link it to HVAC control. In Vietnam, the growth of Grade A offices, green-certified buildings and international schools is increasing demand for certified indoor air sensors that integrate with building management systems.

Atmotech Inc. is located at 100 Pine Street, San Francisco, USA. Its products have received Red Dot and iF design awards, carry Works with WELL and LEED badges, and the company runs a partner programme for resellers and integrators. Columbia University research groups continued purchasing Atmocube units in 2026.