Atrium

: In ancient Rome, it was the central hall of a house, often containing a pool to catch rainwater.

: Receives deoxygenated blood from the body via the superior and inferior vena cava. atrium

: A tool within the BMC Helix CMDB ecosystem used for transferring and transforming data from external stores. : In ancient Rome, it was the central

Historically and in modern design, an atrium is a large, open-air or skylight-covered central space within a building. : In ancient Rome

In the human heart, the atria are the two upper chambers responsible for receiving blood and pumping it into the lower ventricles.

Several modern technical platforms and initiatives use the name "Atrium":