HAL is predictive self-learning climate control for commercial buildings.
It delivers occupant comfort, while minimising energy use.
HAL has been operating and gathering years of data on our site, proving it can make great energy savings. Our dedicated team at Hal Systems are busy working on the next iteration of our technology.
With support from experts in HVAC, energy efficiency and commercial buildings, our team will ensure that HAL grows into a solution that can scale rapidly, so that we can maximise its environmental benefits.
Our goal is to apply the most forward thinking solutions to our product, whilst gaining a deep understanding of the needs of our market.
We believe our technology substantially improves building energy efficiency and will contribute to a more sustainable planet.
Media
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Keeping Cool While Carrying On
EnergyLab - July 1, 2025
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Supporting energy tech start-ups
Department of Energy, Environment & Climate Action - July 16, 2024
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Melbourne Stories: HAL Systems
Melbourne Climate Network - Jun 27, 2024
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HAL Systems named in Aust NZ Climate Tech Top 100 List
HolonIQ - Oct 25, 2023
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Balancing the Grind interview with Vicky Featherston
Balance The Grind - Sep 11, 2023
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HAL Systems raises $850,000 for AI climate control
Smart Company - Aug 9, 2023
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James Kahn: Climate Tech (podcast interview)
Humans of Purpose podcast series - Jul 11, 2023
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The Comfort of Family
Ecolibrium AIRAH Industry Journal - Mar 9, 2023
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Announcing the CivVic Labs EnergyTech Cohort
LaunchVic - Feb 2, 2023
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Amazing Homes: Featherston House (video)
Better Homes & Garden, Channel 7 - Aug 26, 2022
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Generations of Design at Featherston House
Domain Magazine - Feb 18, 2022
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A New Era For Melbourne’s Iconic Featherston House, Designed By Robin Boyd
The Design Files - Dec 15, 2021