Since 2009, HEAT’s mission is to be a world-class environmental remote sensing company that provides revolutionary solutions...

The buzzword circulating in recent weeks is “Green Recovery” – the idea of making changes that will sustain and continue to improve...

Imagine you’re in a city, surrounded by tall buildings and busy streets. Now, imagine you’re taking a deep breath. You’re probably...

COVID-19 brought countries around the world to a sharp halt. Under government orders or simply fearing infection, people stayed home, and...

EDAR’s History: A Brief Overview Like many world-changing technologies, such as Apple, Google, or Amazon, EDAR had humble beginnings in...

HEAT is one of two contractors selected by the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) for a 3-year contract.

This month the Polis Network released its 13th issue of the Thinking Cities publication and HEAT had the great honor of being featured!

Newsletter: EDAR Making History in Paris

EDAR was featured on ATV in Belgium on June 26th.

Happy Holidays from HEAT 2018

Seen below is a video of our revolutionary Truss being erected by the push of a button in Paris this summer.

The International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT) recently released a video presentation showing some of the real world findings...

Recently, the International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT) featured a blog outlining the highlights from our deployment.

This week in Paris, France, we have ended our deployment of EDAR and couldn’t be more thankful for this opportunity.

"Parisians wandering around the Place de la Nation may have been spotted at the beginning of Boulevard Diderot a portico of a new kind...

"World's leading cause of death according to WHO (World Health Organization), local air pollution is a major topic facing the City of Paris

"With a simple laser, it is now possible to detect and analyze the amount of pollutants emitted by a vehicle running."

EDAR Featured on BFM TV in Paris...

A recent article in Le Monde features EDAR in its Paris project.

Today, the question is not whether the EDAR will be deployed, but when?