How CosaTron uses AVEVA Data Hub

CosaTron systems operate in thousands of facilities ranging from the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville to the National Library of Japan in Tokyo. The company has sold the same proven technology since 1958, and with the COVID-19 pandemic explosion in 2020, real-time monitoring of indoor air quality became critical to ensure the safety of occupants. As a result, CosaTron created a remote monitoring service to show its clients just how effective its services are, so clients can breathe easily when it comes to air quality.

The remote monitoring display solved one part of CosaTron’s business need, but its leadership realized that monitoring indoor air quality was not effective if building owners and occupants could not have immediate access to air quality themselves to take corrective action. Solving this part of the puzzle would require capturing the data and displaying it in a user-friendly way and in real-time. Real-time results were key because air quality constantly changes as people come and go, and outside air mixes with indoor air. “Good air quality is difficult to see,” said Michael Orcutt, Vice President of sales and engineering at CosaTron.