NatéoSanté, a manufacturer of air purifiers based in Saint-Hilaire-de-Chaléons, is launching a predictive indoor air quality (IAQ) monitor. The result of two years of R&D, the device features sensors that detect CO2, pollutant concentrations—including VOCs (volatile organic compounds)—and fine particulate matter. It is presented as a decision-making tool for managing air quality before it deteriorates. The company is thus targeting public-access facilities (ERP), businesses, and other professionals. Air Coach joins the suite of services developed by the company under the NatéoConnect brand, providing access to management and support tools: an online monitoring platform, guidance, IAQ training tools, online help, and technical support. Founded in 2009 by Thierry Ricci, NatéoSanté, which employs 17 people (revenue undisclosed), claims an average annual production of 4,000 air purifiers, primarily for the B2B market. Exports to nearly 50 countries account for 40% of its business.
