ARCHITECK received a gold award, a silver award and a special award at ITEX 2026, the international invention and technology exhibition held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Two of the company's technologies earned three awards, showcasing its work in both building-data management and environmental monitoring.

The gold award and special award went to a cloud-based platform for managing information throughout a building's life cycle, from planning and design to construction and maintenance. It brings together video, documents, drawings, BIM and 3D data so that project participants can find and share information in one place.

The silver award recognized an IoT-based system for continuous, high-precision CO₂ measurement. The system combines CO₂ readings with data from temperature, humidity and flow sensors to provide an ongoing view of conditions in industrial environments. It can also connect collected data to a cloud platform for monitoring trends and identifying unusual changes.

The building-data platform is intended to bring records that are often stored in separate systems into a single workflow. It includes a built-in viewer, a feature for verifying records through participant signatures, AI analysis and links to external regulations. Together, these functions are designed to make project information easier to review and use after it is collected.

The CO₂ system uses non-dispersive infrared sensor technology and a calibration method developed for reliable continuous monitoring. It is designed for demanding conditions, including heat, humidity and dust. The resulting data can support a clearer picture of emissions and environmental conditions over time.

These awards introduced two distinct areas of ARCHITECK's technology to an international audience. The company is continuing to develop solutions that turn collected data into practical information for site management and environmental monitoring.