Products & Technology
How AtmoTech turns gas exposure into real-time sensor data.
AtmoTech is the core sensing platform inside AtmoSense products: gas-reactive materials, MEMS microheater devices, electronics, and algorithms packaged for evaluation-ready sensor modules.
AtmoMATS
Gas-reactive nanomaterials engineered for sensitivity, selectivity, and target-gas tuning.
AtmoMEMS
Low-power MEMS microheater silicon devices for compact, controllable sensing.
AtmoTech
AtmoMATS + AtmoMEMS + electronics + algorithms for real-time gas readings.
Platform architecture
AtmoTech is the sensing pillar of AtmoSense.
AtmoSense can be understood as three connected pillars: the AtmoTech sensing platform, focused sensor modules for lead gases, and partner integration programs that validate the technology in real applications.
Why this matters
The platform, modules, and partner programs work together: technology creates the signal, product focus makes it evaluable, and application testing shows where the data can change outcomes.
From gas exposure to actionable signal.
Target gas reaches the sensor
Airborne molecules interact with gas-reactive AtmoMATS formulations selected for the target application.
MEMS heating controls response
AtmoMEMS microheaters tune operating conditions in a compact, low-power silicon device architecture.
Electronics read the signal
Resistance or related sensor changes are captured by module electronics and prepared for interpretation.
Algorithms turn data into insight
Signal processing supports real-time readings, drift management, alerts, control decisions, and OEM system integration.
AtmoTech platform
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Download a concise technical overview of the material-device architecture, low-power sensing approach, and multi-gas platform roadmap behind AtmoTech.
Product focus
Ozone sensor module
Compact real-time ozone sensing for safety, control, and air quality applications where ozone must be monitored at low concentrations.
Use cases
- Ozone generator safety and interlocks
- Sanitation and sterilization systems
- Semiconductor and industrial exposure monitoring
- Ambient air quality monitoring
- HVAC and air purification systems
Product focus
Formaldehyde sensor module
Real-time formaldehyde sensing for indoor environments, building materials, products, and exposure monitoring.
Use cases
- Indoor air quality monitoring
- Building materials and furniture emissions
- Schools, offices, hospitals, and homes
- Air purifiers and smart building systems
- Exposure monitoring and validation
Grant support
Designed for multiple target gases with a focused entry path.
Ozone and formaldehyde are the first product priorities because they connect directly to safety, indoor air quality, and OEM integration needs.
Industrial and environmental gases
CH4 methane, NO2 nitrogen dioxide, CO2 carbon dioxide, NH3 ammonia, H2 hydrogen, H2S hydrogen sulfide, and VOCs.
Specialty applications
Acetone, ethylene, benzene, and other application-specific gases where compact selective sensing can create value.
Why the platform is different.
Sensitive
High-surface-area nanomaterials create more active sites for interaction with target gas molecules.
Selective
Gas-specific material formulations and operating modes help reduce false responses in mixed environments.
Stable
Platform development targets lower drift and lower calibration burden for practical deployments.
Low power
MEMS microheater operation supports compact modules, distributed monitoring, and OEM integration.
What performance means in context.
Sensitivity, selectivity, stability, power, size, and cost are connected tradeoffs in gas sensing. AtmoSense evaluates these together for each target gas and use case rather than treating any single metric as the whole product story.
Technical discussions
Useful evaluation inputs include target gas, concentration range, interfering gases, environmental conditions, reference methods, module constraints, and data interface needs.