Breathe a new life
We are an engineering team building a system to track air
quality and its impact on human health. Our goal is to
empower you to make informed decisions about the air you
breathe.
Breathe a new life
We are an engineering team building a system to track air
quality and its impact on human health. Our goal is to
empower you to make informed decisions about the air you
breathe.
Breathe a new life
We are an engineering team building a system to track air
quality and its impact on human health. Our goal is to
empower you to make informed decisions about the air you
breathe.
17
µm/
m3
when new WHO recommendation is 5 µm/m
Premature deaths in the EU resulted in 2020 from exposure to
concentrations of fine particulate matter above the 2021 WHO
guideline level
238
thousand
238
thousand
137
million
Your steps and our goals
Air pollution is a real problem - our device helps identify it
Air pollution is a problem we all face. Our air pollution measuring device allows us to track changes in air quality and pinpoint where intervention is most needed. This allows us to fight air pollution locally and globally
Link air pollution information with your health status
Any air pollution affects your well-being and health. It's important to monitor your health and link it to possible causes, so it's worth checking to see if it's time going out for fresh air or turning on your air purifier
Athletes
When you’re physically active you breathe in more air. That’s why it’s important to reduce the amount of air pollution you breath in when you’re physically active. For people with pre-existing conditions such as respiratory or cardiovascular disease, even low-intensity activities like walking may intensify the negative impacts of air pollution. Read more: epa.gov and cdc.gov
Children
Children are physiologically more vulnerable to air
pollution than adults because their brains, lungs and
other organs are still developing. 93% of all children
live in environments with air pollution levels above the
WHO guidelines. Air pollution is associated with new or
exacerbation of pre-existing health conditions in children
such as asthma and bronchitis.
Read more:
unicef.org
and
who.int
Seniors
Older people are disproportionately affected by air pollution with spikes in particulate matter associated with increased strokes and hospitalisation. Exposure to air pollution has also been associated with cognitive decline in older people. For people with COPD, living in a place with high levels of outdoor air pollution can be very harmful to their quality of life. Read more: urbanhealth.org.uk and copd.net
Our system - device and application
SensBox
Our mobile air pollution measuring device is small , easy to use and will provide you with continuous information about the air you are currently breathing .The device is equipped with sensors to measure:
- Particulate matter - PM2.5 and PM10
-
Nitrogen oxide -
NOx
- Carbon dioxide - CO2
- Volatile organic compounds - VOC
- Temperature and humidity
- Oxygen saturation and heart rate with built-in Pulse Oximeter
Visualizations show preliminary design concepts
Visualizations show preliminary design concepts
Aironomy App
Our app can not only connect to our device and
display the information
you need, but it will also
notify you of possible sources
of air pollution and
recommend the healthiest route
for a walk or workout.
Stay updated on our solutions
Air quality around the world
Our Team
Krzysztof Kolago
Lead Data Scientist
Monika Nisiewicz
Management
Kasper Marchlewicz
Product Lead
Dominik Kołodziejek
Head of Research
Szymon Baczyński
Head of Technology
Kasper Marchlewicz
Product Lead
Monika Nisiewicz
Management
Dominik Kołodziejek
Head of Research
Krzysztof Kolago
Lead Data Scientist
Szymon Baczyński
Head of Technology
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First prize & funding 2022
