Atamate offers control strategies across many different HVAC systems

Buildings in the UK can be broadly split into 2 main groups; fast response and slow response buildings.

For each, different HVAC systems will be specified or installed, and as a result, they need to have different control strategies.

Fast response - these are well insulated buildings with good fabric specified or installed with fast response climate control systems. These will need ‘occupant centred control’ - control that reacts to the indoor environment (too hot, too cold)
Slow response - these are existing buildings with poor, leaky fabric installed with slow response climate control systems. These will need easy to use occupant controls and a system that learns how the building behaves in relation to the occupants needs (machine learning).

The mechanical and electrical systems that Atamate is controlling may be complex, but managing and maintaining, and living in the building is made simple and easy.

Using occupancy based controls and machine learning, Atamate have abstracted out the complexity of building services control. User interfaces (if needed) are very simple for occupants and data is provided for management in real time or batched.

All building types

Zero Carbon Buildings	New Build
Occupancy based control	Low capital cost
Easy to use	Simple installation
Retrofittable	Low running cost
Machine learning aided efficiency	Suitable for off site construction

Atamate HVAC for the building manager

Simplify complex controls
Optomise performance using realtime or batched data
Easy to use - simple dashboards
Extendible
Easy installation - add Atamate or 3rd party devices into an existing system

Atamate HVAC for the developer

Holistic control of complicated HVAC systems - Control fans & dampers; maintain and monitor indoor environment and control air handling units & fan coil units
Low energy HVAC option using DCV