Ceiling-native air intelligence

Air made visible

Survair turns the ceiling diffuser into an intelligent air terminal - sensing air where it moves, and turning invisible risk into a signal everyone can see.

Patent pendingEP 25 20 0683
Built forPremium homesHospitalityOffices
Built into the ceiling, not added to the wall.
Room status is visible at a glance.
Quiet by default. Unmissable when air turns unsafe.
Survair ceiling diffuser in an interior ceiling installation Survair ceiling-integrated smart air diffuser in a premium hotel suite, with a subtle mint status ring and room air status projection.
Ceiling-integrated intelligent diffuser
Patent filed

EP 25 20 0683

European patent application for the ceiling-native intelligent diffuser architecture.

Pilot interest secured

Two leading Baltic real-estate groups

Regional developers engaged for prototype validation.

$3.9B market by 2032

7.7% CAGR

Indoor air quality monitoring systems (Fortune Business Insights).

The market gap

Air is measured. Rooms stay silent

IAQ devices sit away from airflow, hide in apps, or add clutter. The diffuser is already in the airflow - but remains passive. Survair turns passive ventilation hardware into room-visible intelligence.

AIRFLOW+SENSING+ROOM SIGNAL+ARCHITECTURE

Invisible risk

CO₂, VOCs, PM and gas events can escalate before occupants notice.

Fragmented stack

Diffusers, alarms, monitors and dashboards are usually separate systems.

Passive airflow point

The diffuser sits directly in the airflow but has no intelligence today - the single highest-leverage place to sense and signal.

Design friction

Wall devices are visible, inconsistent and often poorly integrated into premium interiors.

Airflow intelligence

Air quality is not static. It moves

Wall sensors read the aftermath. Survair reads closer to the controlled event: conditioned air entering the room, mixing with occupied air, and revealing whether the space is actually being served.

Why airflow matters

The diffuser is the room’s most repeatable airflow point.

Source point Air enters the room here.
Mixing path Movement reveals delivery quality.
Room response IAQ trends need airflow context.

Expert note

The diffuser is not the only relevant air-quality point. The occupied zone still matters. Survair’s advantage is sharper: the ceiling diffuser is the highest-leverage built-in point because it combines repeatable placement, air-delivery context, architectural visibility and a direct path to building operations.

CEILING MOUNTING RINGFLUSHLOCK EDGE LID + RECESSED LED RINGRADIAL SPOKE CORE + SENSORPOD
Flush ceiling edge
Continuous LED ring
Airflow core
Protected SensorPod
Close-up of Survair flush circular ceiling diffuser with recessed mint LED status ring and clean plaster integration.
The product

The intelligent air terminal

A low-profile, ceiling-native diffuser that stays visually quiet until the room needs to communicate.

Senses at the airflow point

SensorPod architecture for VOC, smoke, temperature and humidity - configurable for CO₂ and PM monitoring.

Signals status in the room

A continuous recessed LED ring turns air status into an immediate visual cue for occupants.

Fits premium interiors

FlushLock Edge geometry, paintable finish and concealed mounting reduce visible hardware clutter.

Removable and serviceable

Magnetic mounting enables tool-free access for SensorPod, LED and maintenance updates.

How it works

From airflow to action

Survair connects sensing, signalling and operator visibility in one ceiling-native loop.

1

Airflow point

The diffuser is positioned where supply or room air is already moving.

2

Protected sensing

SensorPod reads the room condition through shielded, airflow-guided intake design.

3

Edge logic

On-device rules and ML-ready calibration translate measurements into room state.

4

Visible status

The LED ring turns invisible air changes into clear, local communication.

5

Building visibility

App, dashboard and optional projection make the signal useful beyond the ceiling.

One signal across the room

Color and pulse make air status glanceable

Four continuous states, each with its own color and pulse pattern, so occupants and building teams read the room from anywhere - no app, no interpretation.

Normal

Steady mint

Healthy, stable air quality.

Gas

Amber pulse

Gas or air-quality event detected.

Fire

Fast red pulse

Smoke or fire signature. Immediate alert.

Radon

Deep violet pulse

Elevated radon. Long-term exposure risk.

LED ring on the diffuser

The recessed ring shows air status directly in the room.

Building dashboard

The same state logic appears in software for room-level monitoring.

Optional wall projection

The same state logic can appear in visible shared spaces.

Primary use cases

Built for rooms where air and design both matter

Ceiling-native air intelligence for spaces that care how the ceiling looks and how the air feels.

Premium hotel corridor with flush linear Survair diffusers integrated into the ceiling and subtle mint air status lines.

Hotels

Give guests visible confidence in room air status - no wall clutter, no consumer-looking devices.

Modern kitchen with Survair ceiling diffuser showing red alert status during a smoke event.

Premium homes

Replace passive ceiling hardware with discreet, intelligent air-status visibility for high-end interiors.

Premium boardroom with Survair ceiling diffuser showing amber attention state for elevated CO2.

Offices

Help facilities teams see room-level air trends and ventilation anomalies across zones.

Modern office reception with Survair building air monitoring dashboard and subtle ceiling status ring.

Smart buildings

A ceiling-native data layer for BMS integrations, mesh deployments and adaptive ventilation.

Competitive wedge

Not another sensor. A new ceiling category

The wedge is the combination: airflow-native placement, room-visible air status and architectural integration.

Capability
Survair
IAQ monitor
Smoke alarm
Smart diffuser
Airflow-native placement
Yes
No
No
Partial
Room-visible air status
Yes
Limited
Emergency only
Rare
Architectural integration
Yes
No
No
Partial
Dashboard / building visibility
Yes
Sometimes
Sometimes
Limited
Investor signal

The momentum ledger

Where Survair stands today - patent, pilots, market and team.

Market - IAQ monitoring systems
$3.92B by 2032

Growing from $2.33B in 2025 at a 7.74% CAGR - the category Survair is built to own from the ceiling.

Source: Fortune Business Insights
Patent
EP 25 20 0683
Ceiling-native intelligent diffuser architecture, filed.
Pilot interest
2 groups
Leading Baltic real-estate groups engaged for validation.
Hardware lead
Benas Rimša, PhD
Vilnius Tech - driving the intelligent diffuser build.
Raise
Pre-seed open
Full materials in the private pitch.
Private pitch includes product architecture, claims logic, MVP scope, pilot plan and fundraise detail.
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Every ceiling becomes a guardian

Survair is building a patent-pending intelligent air terminal for premium homes, hospitality, offices and smart buildings - three ways to move with us.

Survair building air status dashboard displayed in a warm premium lounge interior.
For investors

Back the category

Patent-pending architecture, pilot interest secured, pre-seed round open.

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For pilot sites

Run a pilot

Hotels, premium homes, offices and smart buildings validating the prototype.

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For partners

Partner with Survair

HVAC manufacturers, developers and hospitality groups - integrate air visibility first.

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Private pitch includes

Patent architecture
MVP path
Pilot milestones
Diligence