ATI AirTest Technologies has announced the provision of sensors to a major Midwest medical software company to control ventilation and reduce energy costs in its underground parking facilities. The installation will include Carbon Monoxide (CO) and Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) sensors. This marks a continuation of a 12-year relationship with the company, which is now expanding to include two new buildings on their extensive campus that houses over 10,000 employees. AirTest CEO Ted Konyi emphasized the quality and reliability of their sensors as key factors in securing this opportunity.
ATI AirTest Technologies (TSXV: AAT, OTC Pink: AATGF) announced the resignation of President Russell Moore, effective immediately, due to other business commitments. The company expressed gratitude for Moore's contributions and noted that he will continue to serve on the Board of Directors, offering guidance and advice. CEO Ted Konyi will temporarily assume the role of President in addition to his current responsibilities.
ATI AirTest Technologies (TSXV: AAT, OTC Pink: AATGF) has announced the provision of digitally communicating CO sensors for LA Live's parking facilities. LA Live is a major entertainment hub in Los Angeles, featuring Crypto.com Arena, hotels, and one of the largest underground parking structures in the U.S. AirTest's sensors will replace existing CO sensors, enhancing ventilation control. These new sensors are compatible with all building management systems and major communication protocols, marking a significant step in the company's growth. CEO Ted Konyi highlighted the importance of this project, reflecting the quality and versatility of AirTest products.
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