SpaceBot sponsors and maintains IAQng.
IAQng is not a fake-independent institute, trade association, or nonprofit. SpaceBot has a point of view because it builds in this space. We disclose that relationship instead of hiding it.
Editorial standards
This page is the operating agreement for the public field map: how we disclose sponsorship, cite sources, handle corrections, include organizations, and avoid overstating what room-health intelligence can claim.
Trust architecture
IAQng is not a fake-independent institute, trade association, or nonprofit. SpaceBot has a point of view because it builds in this space. We disclose that relationship instead of hiding it.
The field map names researchers, organizations, standards, papers, and projects because their work belongs in the story. Inclusion does not imply endorsement of SpaceBot, Servicon, IAQng, or any commercial offering.
Organizations cannot buy placement in the Field Map. If a future sponsorship, partnership, or paid placement is ever introduced, it should be labeled plainly and kept separate from editorial source mapping.
We prefer primary sources, standards bodies, public agencies, peer-reviewed papers, institution pages, and direct project pages. When we interpret or synthesize, we should make that interpretation visible instead of letting it masquerade as fact.
We welcome corrections, missing sources, better language, and stronger nuance. If a correction changes a claim in a meaningful way, the page should be updated and the contribution acknowledged when appropriate.
IAQng discusses room conditions, usage, service history, and public-health context. It is not a medical device, diagnostic claim, or individual health inference. The practical question is what a facility team should consider next.
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