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Nest for your HVAC (air conditioning)

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Daniel Myers
@dandroid88 · Founder @ flair
@adamsigel yes, a similar approach. room by room (even subroom in some cases!) although we have a few tricks up our sleeves that makes our product a better choice.

Discussion

Ryan Block
@ryan · Cofounder of Begin
Isn't Nest, uh, Nest for HVAC? This doesn't seem differentiated, perhaps just more robust zone support (for those lucky enough to have multiple zones)?
Adam Sigel
@adamsigel · PM @LastPass, Creator @bosproduct
Seems more like ecovent systems based on the room-by-room vent approach.
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Daniel Myers
@dandroid88 · Founder @ flair
@ryan its actually quite different, and in fact, complimentary for Nest owners. Nest only has at most 5% energy improvement. We can improve that multiplicatively. We are calling it 'microzoing'. I use it in my small apartment simply to ignore my bedroom during the day and ignore the kitchen/living room while sleeping.
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Daniel Myers
@dandroid88 · Founder @ flair
@adamsigel yes, a similar approach. room by room (even subroom in some cases!) although we have a few tricks up our sleeves that makes our product a better choice.
Stuart McCroden
@mccroden · (undefined)
@dandroid88 How does this work on vents that are on the floor? Seems like it may be better create a unit that fits inside the duct near the vent cover. Instead of attaching to the vent cover.