enviroBLOQ

EnviroBLOQ aims to gather data from multiple sources within a typical smart home, encompassing a wide range of areas such as smart controls (e.g., Google Nest, Honeywell thermostats), utilities monitoring (electricity, water, gas), solar power generation, heating and cooling demands, irrigation system usage, and attic ventilation efficiency. To ensure accuracy and reliability, the off-chain compute layer W3bstream and the IoTeX blockchain meticulously collects, analyzes, and verifies this data. Through enviroBLOQ, homeowners can gain a comprehensive understanding of their home's energy efficiencies, enabling them to make well-informed decisions regarding utility usage and future property upgrades. Furthermore, they will be able to compare their home's efficiency with neighboring properties and identify potential areas for improvement. Currently, the main device being used to monitor smart home data is the Pebble Tracker and the homeowner receives IOTX token incentives for providing that data.