eLichens is thrilled to announce its presence at CES 2024. As industry leaders in gas sensors, we are unveiling groundbreaking IoT solutions aimed at enhancing safety with innovations for residential, industrial & consumer applications. Our focus this year? Methane emission detection & monitoring. Visit us at French Pavilion Booth 60601-1 | Hall G | January 9-12, 2024 | Las Vegas
We are very proud to introduce a breakthrough for gas detection applications/markets with the first ever patented 1-ppm NDIR LEL sensor.
We are proud to announce that NCE (New Cosmos Electric Co. Ltd.) has taken a minority stake in the capital of eLichens with an investment of around 10 million dollars.
As part of the European GoGreenRoutes project, Smart City eLos offer from eLichens is now extending to the city of Versailles with the installation of several eLos stations, to study the outdoor air quality.
May 2022 was a month full of international trade shows for eLichens, what a great opportunity to present our latest innovations in the gas sensor market, air quality monitoring and gas leak detection solution in other countries to new companies which might be interested in what we do.
eLichens is delighted with the recent article published on leading news journal L'Essor Isère on the unveiling of our all-new eLsi indoor air quality monitoring station & our latest Global Air Quality Map at CES 2021.
eLichens is delighted to announce that Tout Lyon, a leading French regional newspaper with an economic focus providing business life information, legal announcements and economic information to the Rhône Department, has published an article on the launch of the new eLsi indoor air quality measurement station at CES 2021.
eLichens is pleased to announce that Electrek.co an American news website dedicated to electric transportation and sustainable energy mentioned the debut of eLsi our new indoor air quality monitoring station at CES 2021.
While the fundamental role of building ventilation in the health and well-being of inhabitants is being increasingly recognized, many buildings are currently being poorly ventilated, which is a lack of fresh air renovation to dilute indoor pollutants. These contaminants include airborne viruses, such as SARS-CoV-2, flu, or polar pox, which are largely mitigated by adequate ventilation.
Gas leak detection in cities is one of today’s challenges gas utilities are facing for multiple reasons: environment, economic and safety. Thanks to the power of connected sensors and low-power wireless networks, several players are already installing connected gas leak detectors to significantly reduce potential gas leaks.
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