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Q Sense from Hearth Labs quantifies heat transfer in buildings by measuring the unmeasured half of thermal comfort.
Hearth Labs offers thermal-LiDAR sensors designed for architecture, engineering, and construction professionals.
Hearth Labs makes thermal-LiDAR sensors for AEC professionals. Q Sense is used to better understand building performance, reduce energy consumption and improve occupant comfort.
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) funds **25 projects in 17 states** to advance building technologies that cut peak electricity demand, improve grid resilience, and reduce energy expenses. Selected initiatives focus on high-impact R&D solutions for decarbonizing residential, commercial, and industrial structures. The $38.8 million investment supports innovation in efficiency, electrification, and climate adaptation for the built environment.
Sep 2024Energy.govNews article
Hearth Labs Solutions Inc. develops a non-invasive scanning method using LiDAR to assess building envelope diagnostics and air infiltration. The technology aims to improve energy efficiency evaluations without physical intrusion. This approach integrates advanced diagnostics to identify leaks and structural weaknesses in buildings.
Feb 2024Energy.govNews article
USGBC-LA has chosen its 2023 Net Zero Accelerator cohort to advance sustainable building technologies in Los Angeles. The program provides pilot opportunities to help these technologies gain traction in the local market. Participants gain access to resources aimed at driving adoption of viable net-zero solutions.
Jul 2023USGBC-CANews article
Joules Accelerator includes eight startups developing technologies to cut greenhouse gas emissions and advance sustainability. The cohort operates virtually due to COVID-19 restrictions, engaging with regional businesses and communities over the next three months.
Sep 2020Charlotte Business JournalNews article
