Airly for Science & Research

Keep your family safe. Use the MyAirly map and monitor air quality in your area from your smartphone or computer. Receive notifications to your phone from sensors located near your home or workplace.

Poor air quality negatively impacts employee health and productivity. Airly's sensors provide data that helps to effectively organize the work environment so that smog can have as little impact as possible. Investing in an air quality monitoring network also demonstrates a commitment to social responsibility.

Helping you keep your constituency safe. Transparently and easily share trustworthy information with residents: highlight problems, understand local sources of pollution, initiate changes, and track and monitor their effectiveness.

Access reliable and objective data from our measurement network. Install your own sensors for ongoing research and analysis. Sensors installed at educational facilities have a real impact on children's health. They allow teachers to know if the air quality is good enough to go for a walk with children, or if they should turn on the air purifier.

With current data and an effective air quality forecast of up to 95%, Airly is the ideal source of information for television, radio, newspapers and web portals. Airly's data and thorough analysis leads to widely read articles in the media.

Installing devices in vehicles makes it possible to measure air quality in more locations and with even greater accuracy. Transport and urban freight companies can use sensor data to promote innovative zero-emission vehicles and create campaigns to support green transport.

Using Airly sensors, companies in the heavy polluting industries can identify the most prominent sources of pollution, and therefore implement effective anti-pollution infrastructure. Companies can also use the sensors to monitor and report on the results of any action.

Smart cities develop dynamically with new technology while paying attention to ecology and sustainable development. Installing an air quality monitoring network in a city can improve the quality of life for residents, and with Airly’s innovative forecast it is possible to make decisions to prevent exposure to smog (such as free public transport).

Telecom companies seek to use Value Added Services (VAS) as a revenue stream. Revenue potential is a primary driver for Telecoms to push and sell these services. For example, different customer-oriented services, like air quality data are created with the purpose of increasing customer loyalty. Telco companies often use Airly sensors to complete their smart city infrastructure offering. Airly’s API can easily be integrated with any smart city system. Telcos are also looking for services to upsell to their b2b clients that use their WIFI or optical fibre, like schools, hospitals, and corporations.