Sensors are placed by state and local organizations, researchers, health care practitioners, and meteorologists to monitor air quality around the world.
Airborne particles are analyzed, classified, and verified.
Turns complex data into clear insights — empowering you to take action.
Consider these real-world scenarios and how our data provides clear answers.
A factory owner concerned with employee health needed to know if poor air quality was putting his team’s health and productivity at risk.
He had no idea how bad it was
After seeing the data, he upgraded the ventilation and filtration — enabling the workers to breathe easy and improve safety, morale, and compliance.
An allergy sufferer could not go outdoors during high pollen days. Data on allergy and weather sites was insufficient to tell him if it was safe to venture out.
For once, the air didn’t hold him back
Armed with real-time data, he finally drove with the windows down — and was able to breathe easy for the first time in years.
A researcher studying the impact of airborne pollutants in underserved neighborhoods needed real-time, location-specific data to validate trends and inform policy decisions.
The data told a story no one else could see
Now backed by real-time, accurate data she could breathe easy, being prepared to guide accurate policy decisions and air interventions.
A mother recently had mold removed from her home — but her kids hadn’t fully recovered yet... She needed to know if the air was truly clean and safe to breathe.
Seeing is believing!
The results confirmed that the air was clean, and her kids were no longer at risk.With peace of mind that no other test could provide, she could breathe easy — literally.
400m+ people suffer from airborne allergies, with more each year due to climate change, urbanization, and extreme weather.
Indoor air can be 2–5× more polluted than outdoor air — often due to mold, which can trigger asthma, fatigue, and illness.
From outdoor job sites to indoor facilities, air pollution causes 860,000 premature deaths per year.
Most air reports rely on manual sampling and lab work — often taking 2–3 days to deliver results, long after people have already been exposed.
The world's first real-time, portable, particle identification sensor.
Made to detect and identify what's in the air right now, where you are.
Deployed worldwide to give deep coverage and accurate data.
Deep, robust data to help make informed decisions
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