Occusense
IoT space-management analytics and environmental monitoring for offices, educational institutions and smart buildings
Highlights
- Young companyFounded 2023
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Occusense
OccuSense provides an IoT platform for monitoring space utilisation and environmental conditions, including air quality, temperature, humidity and lighting. Its tools support building-system integration and energy optimisation.
The company serves corporate offices, educational institutions and smart-building operators. It is registered in Birkenhead and was founded in 2023; its listed roles include IoT engineering, data science, product management and sales.
Product: IoT sensors and analytics for space utilisation, environmental monitoring and smart-building integration.
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