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ioAirFlow Data Analytics Platform
ioAirFlow installed 57 LPWAN battery-powered sensors on various floors and collected over 200,000 data points over a 2 week period.
The purpose of the test was to measure whether existing thermostats are telling the whole story of what is happening in the building. |
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Startup Boost 2020
ioAirFlow is developing a digital building audit tool, which can accurately and affordably identify efficiency and performance in a built environment
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Falling Walls Lab 2019
Matt Schaubroeck: Breaking the Wall of Energy Efficiency in Buildings
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START PODCAST
Episode 25 - The Complexities of Start-Up Life
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In The News
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North Forge Blog
Matt Schaubroeck to Attend Falling Walls Lab in Berlin
Matt pitched his startup ioAirFlow, an artificial intelligence-enabled software designed to show how to make buildings more efficient, and was chosen as one of the 100 finalists who will fly to Berlin and present their ideas at the Falling Walls Lab. |
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CDEM
ioAirFlow : Revolutionary Technology
Matt Schaubroeck uses leading-edge technology to help businesses improve their building's health. That is the concept behind ioAirFlow, his new up-and-coming company taking him into the finals of the La Fosse aux Lions competition. |
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UofM Today News
Q & A with an MBA: Matt Schaubroeck [MBA/17], start-up-innovator and Whiteout-Street-Party-organizer
Matt Schaubroeck [MBA/17] is an Asper MBA alumnus who balances growing his start up company, ioAirFlow, with his day job working for Economic Development Winnipeg. The alumnus has much to share about balancing his two booming careers and what he thinks about Winnipeg’s start up scene. |
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RRC - Research Partnerships & Innovation
Saving money, saving the planet: RRC’s first Mitacs-funded project takes off at ACE Project Space
Matt Schaubroeck is in the business of making buildings smarter. The entrepreneur has teamed up with Red River College (RRC) to develop the software behind ioAirFlow, a product that’s been percolating for the past two years and is now being put into fruition at RRC’s ACE Project Space. |
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Electronic Products & Technology
BehrTech awarded $3M grant to develop IoT sensor tech
Canadian Government supports research and development. |
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