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During the month of December 2015, the northern parts of the UK were hit by three consecutive storms. In spite of their friendly names, Desmond, Eva and Frank wreaked havoc on many cities and the countryside. Rivers were flooded and burst their banks. People had to leave their homes and belongings. Help was needed at once

Polygon Indoor Air services is offering Internet of Things (IoT) solutions. The IoT is the heart of innovative social development, where we place wireless sensors at sites that measure factors from air, to structures and casting. Our solutions contain everything from planning to alarm services. We monitor homes and construction sites and the sensors measure temperature, CO2, TVOC, moisture, humidity, dew point, particles, absolute humidity and air pressure. Everything is measured and monitored by modern dashboards which are easy to read by customers and service providers.

Polygon-owned Hiotlabs signed a collaboration agreement with Labtrino AB. This collaboration utilizing Labtrino’s technology that is both easy to install and use, will make Polygon an even more attractive choice when it comes to preventing water damage.

Polygon has joined forces with academic and industry partners in the construction sector to overcome the sustainability challenge presented by moisture damage in wooden buildings.

By making supplemental humidity control in surgical suites, Polygon in the US saves money for the customer and in the long run, relieves pain for patients.