A Fresh Startup:
A Fresh Startup:
1971 - Climate Control for a car was Tomorrow's World
James Burke wasn’t too pleased with the looks of the car the BBC gave him to drive. It was the aerospace technology of its sensors that excited him, the way these kept its wheels from locking, its engine from flooding with fuel on a cold day, and kept the climate in the car warm and dry:
that's what made it the 'car of the future'.
We all drive that car of the future, and can see he was right - now even the cheapest cars use sensors to manage the engine, wheels and heater.
At last - Climate Control for a normal house - WallConserve
The WallConserve concept is nothing new – use sensor information to avoid wasting energy and improve comfort and safety. But until recently, doing this to an old house with solid walls has been disruptive and risky.
Wallconserve is not disruptive – all the sensors can wirelessly control existing boilers, radiators and extractor fans.
Wallconserve gives you two low risk options. Firstly, simple small things you can do to save energy. Secondly, more insulation and heat recovery ventilation checked on by embedded sensors.