aQ Atria: the field app that commissions every device into the right place.
Installation technicians use aQ Atria on site to scan a device, install it, validate that it reports and complete the job. Each device lands in aQ Core tagged to its site, floor and zone, so its data is placed correctly from the first reading.
Scan, install, validate, complete.
Scan
The technician scans the device so its identity and type are recorded against the job.
Install
The device is fitted at its planned position on the floor plan.
Validate
Atria checks that the device is reporting into aQ Core before the technician leaves.
Complete
The job closes with the device tagged to its site, floor and zone.
What goes wrong without it.
Devices in the wrong room
A sensor recorded in the wrong zone reports accurate numbers against the wrong space for months.
Silent devices
A meter that never joined the network is discovered weeks later, as a gap in a report.
Spreadsheet drift
Lists of serial numbers and locations stop matching what was actually installed.
Why commissioning quality pays.
median whole-building energy savings from commissioning existing buildings, with a 1.1 year payback, across 643 buildings.
Source: LBNL, Mills 2009energy-related problems were found by the commissioning projects in the same LBNL study.
Source: LBNL, Mills 2009Who uses it
Atria is for installation partners and in-house technicians. Facility managers rarely open it; they see its result as devices that appear on the floor plan already placed and reporting.
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Common questions
No. aQ Atria is the field app technicians use to commission devices. It records where each device is installed, so the water, electrical and equipment twins built on aQ Core show readings in the right place from day one. See how the digital twin uses that placement.
The device starts reporting into aQ Core under its site, floor and zone, and its connection reliability and battery voltage are tracked from then on. Its readings feed the water, energy, air and maintenance products straight away. See aQ Core.
Installation technicians, usually from Milvian AI's hardware and installation partners, use aQ Atria on site. The app gives every installer the same scan, install, validate and complete steps, so commissioning quality does not depend on who did the job. See hardware partners.
aQ Atria ties the scanned device identity to its planned position on the floor plan before the job can close. Location is captured at the moment of installation instead of typed into a spreadsheet later, which is where most placement errors start. See building it in at design stage.
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