Company
01CoastalQuant: environmental measurement technologies for buildings.
Official brand resources · September 2026
These resources bring together the official identity and public information for CoastalQuant®, including downloadable artwork, our visual identity, a short brand description, and contact details.
Current status
Research & development stage · no product or service currently available
Positioning
EVIDENCE FOR SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTION & ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
CoastalQuant develops environmental measurement technologies for buildings, starting with research into reliable indoor formaldehyde measurement.
Its current focus is CoastalQuant HCHO Research: a formaldehyde measurement system and a reproducible method for evaluating its performance.
The company develops environmental measurement technologies for buildings. Its current focus combines a formaldehyde measurement system with a reproducible methodology for evaluating its results. Public language keeps the research question, evidence, and limitations visible.
Company
01CoastalQuant: environmental measurement technologies for buildings.
Current project
02CoastalQuant HCHO Research: formaldehyde measurement and validation.
Primary intended use
03Formaldehyde screening after construction, renovation, and before occupancy.
Separate program
04Quantum Computing Research, with its own questions, experiments, and results.
Logo & mark
The arc reads as both a coastal swell and a measured curve. The primary artwork pairs it with the CoastalQuant wordmark and is available below for media, partner, and presentation use.

Primary combination mark
Transparent PNG · 2419 × 339 px

Standalone arc mark
Transparent PNG · 192 × 192 px
Clear space
The logo is designed to appear with open space around it—approximately one arc-height on each side.
Recommended size
The combination mark reads best at 120 px wide or larger. The standalone arc is suited to smaller placements.
Additional formats
For dark backgrounds, co-branded materials, or another file format, contact us and we will help prepare the appropriate artwork.
Color
Warm paper, white surfaces, and dark ink define the core identity. Evidence Teal identifies measurement technology and validation, while Research Indigo distinguishes the Quantum Computing Research program.
The palette reflects the same quiet, evidence-led character as the CoastalQuant website: warm paper, dark ink, and restrained accents.
Typography
Source Serif 4
Editorial serif
Evidence before claims.
Geist
Primary sans serif
Reliable interpretation depends on understanding the measurement, its operating conditions, and the limits established through validation.
Geist Mono
Technical monospaced type
COASTALQUANT · BRAND RESOURCES · SEPTEMBER 2026
Voice
CoastalQuant speaks in calm, direct language. We distinguish clearly between a development target, a calculation, and a measured result. Proposed applications always retain their validation context.
Evidence-led
“Developing more trustworthy formaldehyde screening for buildings.”
We describe the measurement problem, the proposed approach, and the evidence needed to assess it.
Specific
“Research into formaldehyde measurement in the presence of interfering gases.”
We name the methods, sources, and limits behind a statement.
Transparent
“Research & development stage · no product or service currently available”
We distinguish current availability, development work, and research.
Measurement and application language
The current project concerns formaldehyde in indoor environments. Describe the measurement technology and its validation together: instruments, signal analysis, reference measurements, and evaluation methods each contribute to the work.
Trend analysis and support for investigating possible sources are development directions requiring separate validation. A change in concentration alone does not establish its cause, identify a source, or demonstrate the ability to forecast future conditions.
The name
CoastalQuant is written as one word, with a capital C and Q. The name brings together a coastal perspective and a quantitative approach to evidence. The descriptive project name is CoastalQuant HCHO Research. Spell out “formaldehyde” when introducing the project to a general audience.
Brand architecture
Measurement technology & validation
Developing formaldehyde measurement for buildings.
The project brings together an instrument, analysis of sensor signals, and a reproducible validation methodology. Primary intended use: Formaldehyde screening after construction, renovation, and before occupancy. Analysis of trends and support for investigating possible sources extend that direction, subject to their own validation.
Screening alone does not diagnose an indoor-air condition, determine health risk, establish safe occupancy, or replace definitive laboratory analysis.
The program does not cover building or product certification, regulatory compliance determinations, or employee exposure monitoring.
Planned milestones: prototype readiness in December 2026; public evaluation framework in February 2029.
View the development roadmapIndependent research direction
A distinct program explores quantum methods for sensor data and molecular or materials research. Each direction states its own question, status, methods, and limitations. A published research result does not by itself validate the formaldehyde measurement system or establish a product capability.
Explore quantum researchThe planned quantum materials study follows a separate research schedule; dates have not been set.
Future studies will evaluate changes in indoor formaldehyde over time and support investigations of potential sources. Each application requires separate validation before performance claims are made.Trend analysis and source-investigation support require separate studies; dates will be set as those studies are defined.
About CoastalQuant
CoastalQuant develops environmental measurement technologies and reproducible evaluation methods for buildings and construction. Its current focus, CoastalQuant HCHO Research, explores selective indoor formaldehyde measurement, signal analysis, and measurement reliability. Screening after construction, renovation, and before occupancy is the primary intended use. Trend analysis and support for investigating potential formaldehyde sources are development directions requiring separate validation. A distinct quantum computing research program evaluates methods for sensor data and materials. Research results do not establish the performance or readiness of the measurement system.
Research & development stage · no product or service currently available
Trademark information
Two CoastalQuant marks are active federal registrations in the United States: the COASTALQUANT word mark and a combined word-and-tagline mark. Registration scope does not establish research readiness. No product or service from the HCHO research program is currently available.
Word mark
U.S. Reg. No. 8,215,574
U.S. Serial No. 98402279 · Classes 037, 041, 042
Combined word-and-tagline mark
U.S. Reg. No. 7,831,653
U.S. Serial No. 98564789 · Classes 037, 042
® usage
The shortened masterbrand descriptor is not the registered tagline and must not carry ®. Use the symbol only with a registered mark in its corresponding form.
Availability boundary
CoastalQuant HCHO Research is in development. No product or service from this research program is currently available.
Brand inquiries
For questions about using CoastalQuant brand assets or attributing its marks, please contact us.
Third-party marks
Third-party names, standards, and marks belong to their respective owners. References alone do not imply endorsement, authorization, or certification of CoastalQuant or its measurement system, or affiliation with the named organizations. Professional credentials apply to their named holders.
Press, partnerships, and asset requests
Contact us for additional file formats, media information, partnership materials, or questions about attribution.