Sysinno’s iAeris traces back to the first-generation Aeris, installed at the National Hsinchu Living Arts Center in 2016. Ten years later, it’s still running reliably, proving long-term stability and durability. Facing environmental challenges like dust, humidity, and crowds, it continues providing trusted air quality data. From Aeris to iAeris, Sysinno remains committed to quality and reliability.

In industrial settings, choosing a gas detector affects safety, installation efficiency, and long-term costs. When single or multiple gas hazards exist, companies must decide between multiple single-gas detectors or one multi-gas detector. Sysinno offers iGasis (single-gas) for fixed, defined risks, and the iAeris3 Confined Space Gas Detector for multi-gas and complex environments. This guide helps determine the best choice based on risk, installation, and cost.

Sysinno’s iAeris32 outdoor air quality sensor has been deployed on smart poles around Kaohsiung Arena as part of a smart city initiative led by Hwacom Systems. The solution provides real-time monitoring of PM2.5, PM10, CO, temperature, and humidity, supporting urban environmental transparency and data-driven city management.

Successful Story | Smart Buildings In smart building certifications, environmental sensing and indoor air quality (IAQ) management have become essential evaluation criteria. One of the biggest challenges for building owners is how to continuously monitor environmental conditions across all floors and seamlessly integrate this data into a centralized management system. In this project, the client deployed Sysinno iAeris7 air quality sensors on every floor of the building and

The term PM2.5 has almost become common knowledge. Poor air quality, smog, wearing masks, staying indoors—we’re all familiar with this routine. But if someone asked you this question: Why does PM2.5 have such a serious impact on our health? Most people would struggle to answer.

On smart construction sites and high-risk areas, real-time, comprehensive environmental data is key to safety. Fixed monitors alone can’t keep up with growing complexity. The solution: put environmental sensors on robot dogs—so monitoring can walk, patrol, and reach deeper.