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What innovative technologies for air pollution monitoring can revolutionise the battle for clean, fresh air? Our exceptional air monitoring systems, AI-driven solutions, and wearables with air quality sensors. In this article, we explore this topic further and discuss them in more detail. We invite you to read on.
The Newest Technologies for Air Pollution Monitoring in Practice
- AQ Monitoring System – Firstly, we wish to mention our complex monitoring system, which combines physical sensors with a plethora of features, including a real-time dashboard, a mobile app, or even an impact tracker that lets the community interact with the sensor network. This was, for instance, used in Lambeth, a London borough, to improve the awareness of its residents and get accurate data on particulate matter, nitrogen dioxide, and ozone levels. (Read our Lamberth case study)
- Air Monitoring Wearables – Where green urban planning fails or proves insufficient, and the citizens suffer from high air pollution, information is critical. The what, why and when of air quality become of the utmost importance. And there is an innovative technology for air quality monitoring that can help in such cases: wearable air sensors. While currently many individuals decide to purchase them, they could become a strategy for local governments – it is sufficient to equip the community with these sensors to raise awareness and alert the citizens when the air quality drops
- AI – Artificial intelligence and deep learning may be used for forecasting. Such systems work on the data collected by the sensors and analyse it for any anomalies or indicators of air pollution. Therefore, they can alert the local government when the air quality in a particular area is about to drop, letting the authorities warn the citizens and introduce preventive measures.
The Takeaway
The possibilities of using new, innovative technologies for air pollution monitoring are limitless. With real-time monitoring, AI forecasting, and affordable wearable air sensors, governments have access to the tools they need to reduce air pollution – now they only need to pick up these tools and use them.
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