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R-Zero Systems
R-Zero Systems provides UV-C disinfection solutions and sensor technologies for indoor environments in healthcare, education, senior care, and corporate...
R-Zero Systems
R-Zero Systems provides UV-C disinfection solutions and sensor technologies for indoor environments in healthcare, education, senior care, and corporate offices. The company offers products that improve air quality and surface cleanliness in a non-toxic, energy-efficient manner. Founded in 2020, R-Zero is based in San Francisco, California.
General information
Firm type
PropTech / Smart Buildings
Year founded
2020
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
San Francisco
Corporate office
Salt Lake City, UT, United States
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
What does R-Zero Systems actually build?
R-Zero Systems builds hardware and software for indoor air quality, occupancy sensing, and energy optimization. Its original product was a UV-C disinfection system for commercial spaces. The company has since added sensors and analytics software that help reduce building energy use while maintaining healthy indoor environments (per R-Zero's product documentation).
Who are R-Zero's investors?
R-Zero raised venture capital from JLL Spark, the investment arm of real estate services firm JLL, and from the U.S. Department of Energy. Its total known funding is roughly $150 million, per public filings (per Pitchbook public data, 2023).
Is R-Zero a family office or a technology company?
R-Zero is a private technology company, not a family office. It operates as a limited liability corporation and sells its products to commercial real estate owners, facility managers, and institutions. The company does not manage third-party capital.
Does R-Zero serve residential customers?
R-Zero focuses on commercial and institutional clients — offices, schools, hospitals, and multi-tenant commercial real estate. It does not market a residential product line.
How does R-Zero's technology reduce energy use?
R-Zero's platform uses occupancy sensors and air-quality monitors to adjust HVAC and lighting in real time. When a space is unoccupied, the system reduces ventilation and energy use. The company claims this can cut commercial building energy costs by up to 30% (per R-Zero marketing materials).
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