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Engaged in the business of smart buildings and cities through IoT, cloud, and SaaS technology,
Kontrol Energy Corp. (CSE: KNR, Forum) reported on Tuesday that it is expanding its BioCloud technology to new customers in Australia, France, Belgium, Turkey, and Germany.
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a media release on this news for investors, KNR’s Chief Executive Officer Paul Ghezzi said that Real-time air quality monitoring and the need to create safer spaces has never been more important to get back to normal across the global economy.
“Innovation is at the heart of our business, and we are pleased to expand the use of our unique air quality technology by entering additional markets with new customers. We continue to enhance BioCloud through ongoing software updates and expanded applications. We are pleased with our updated independent lab testing and we will continue to focus on growing our IP moat by expanding our patent portfolio to create long-term value for our stakeholders.”
In an update on its software, the company added that Kontrol BioCloud has released its new software update focused on an improved graphical user interface, enhancements to data logging, data exporting and more. Software releases are planned for up to three times per year with continuous enhancements and new features based on customer feedback.
An operating subsidiary of Kontrol Technologies, Kontrol BioCloud is technology is a real-time analyzer designed to detect airborne viruses and pathogens. BioCloud is an air quality technology and not a medical device. BioCloud has been designed to operate as a safe space technology by sampling the air quality continuously.
It was thanks to this platform that Kontrol was recently selected by German professional soccer team
VfL Wolfsburg to deploy BioCloud in the training and club facilities to support the health and safety of their team, guests and employees. VfL Wolfsburg is a top ranked German professional team owned by car manufacturer Volkswagen and will participate in the upcoming Champions League season.