Google releases first data of its project to map air pollution data
Users are now able to see maps for Oakland, CA of nitric oxide, nitrogen dioxide and black carbon-pollutants emitted from cars, trucks and other sources.
This smart device promises to take indoor air purification to a whole new level
The Airdog X5 is a smartphone-controlled air purifier that can clean microscopic particles as small as 14.6 nanometers out of the air.
Clairy is a fancy $150 air purifier that looks like a plant pot
The device combines the power of nature and technology with the beauty of design to eliminate indoor pollution and analyze it.
Dyson Pure Cool Link is fancy, connected air purifier
The powerful device is controlled with a mobile app, promising to remove 99.95% of indoor allergens and pollutants that can be as small as 0.1 microns.
Startup launches smart air quality monitor on Indiegogo
AirVisual Node has a 5-inch screen where it displays information on air quality forecasts, outdoor air quality insights and phone alerts.
AlerSense monitors the air inside your home to prevent allergy and asthma attacks
The smart device and its companion app provide asthma and allergy sufferers with precious time to remove themselves from, or alter the environment.
Xiaomi unveils the Mi Air Purifier 2 for 699 Yuan
The device features a single motor, dual booster fans, and three filter layers which combined deliver an effective range of up to 39.6 m2.
Small air pollution monitor Atmotube raising funds at Indiegogo
The device constantly monitors the environment, measuring air pollution and the presence of a wide range of volatile organic compounds and harmful gases.
Aclima expands its deal with Google to LA, SF and Central Valley regions
Once collected, the air quality data will be processed, analyzed and aggregated by Aclima's data platform, and made available on Google Earth Engine.
Aclima, Google team-up to map outdoor air quality with Street View cars
Under the deal, Street View cars will be equipped with Aclima's mobile sensing platform to see the air around us in ways never before possible.