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EP. 206-01-Environmental Tech Dr Mary Prunicki & Larry Eason
Fact: Air pollution is bad for our health and can be especially problematic for infants and young children contributing to asthma, autism, obesity, diabetes, ADHD and other mental health issues.
This summer, much of the U.S. has been impacted from the California wildfires with poor air quality making its way to New York City. The World Health Organization (WHO) describes indoor air pollution as the greatest environmental health risk to people but most don’t even know what the quality of the air is inside their homes and this is more important than ever.
That’s why AerNos is introducing AerHome, an indoor air quality monitor that will help people live healthier by making them smarter about their indoor air. AerNos is leveraging 5 years of experience developing tiny, accurate nano gas sensors that detect multiple harmful gases in the air at parts-per-billion levels to develop AerHome.
AerHome monitors Ozone, NO2, VOCs, PM10, 4.0, 2.5 and 1.0, as well as temperature and humidity. Not only does AerHome provide the data, but it shares expert insights to help people take targeted actions for a healthier home. Air quality readings, alerts, and history are delivered via a smartphone app.
This summer, much of the U.S. has been impacted from the California wildfires with poor air quality making its way to New York City. The World Health Organization (WHO) describes indoor air pollution as the greatest environmental health risk to people but most don’t even know what the quality of the air is inside their homes and this is more important than ever.
That’s why AerNos is introducing AerHome, an indoor air quality monitor that will help people live healthier by making them smarter about their indoor air. AerNos is leveraging 5 years of experience developing tiny, accurate nano gas sensors that detect multiple harmful gases in the air at parts-per-billion levels to develop AerHome.
AerHome monitors Ozone, NO2, VOCs, PM10, 4.0, 2.5 and 1.0, as well as temperature and humidity. Not only does AerHome provide the data, but it shares expert insights to help people take targeted actions for a healthier home. Air quality readings, alerts, and history are delivered via a smartphone app.
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By Paul Amadeus LaneFact: Air pollution is bad for our health and can be especially problematic for infants and young children contributing to asthma, autism, obesity, diabetes, ADHD and other mental health issues.
This summer, much of the U.S. has been impacted from the California wildfires with poor air quality making its way to New York City. The World Health Organization (WHO) describes indoor air pollution as the greatest environmental health risk to people but most don’t even know what the quality of the air is inside their homes and this is more important than ever.
That’s why AerNos is introducing AerHome, an indoor air quality monitor that will help people live healthier by making them smarter about their indoor air. AerNos is leveraging 5 years of experience developing tiny, accurate nano gas sensors that detect multiple harmful gases in the air at parts-per-billion levels to develop AerHome.
AerHome monitors Ozone, NO2, VOCs, PM10, 4.0, 2.5 and 1.0, as well as temperature and humidity. Not only does AerHome provide the data, but it shares expert insights to help people take targeted actions for a healthier home. Air quality readings, alerts, and history are delivered via a smartphone app.
This summer, much of the U.S. has been impacted from the California wildfires with poor air quality making its way to New York City. The World Health Organization (WHO) describes indoor air pollution as the greatest environmental health risk to people but most don’t even know what the quality of the air is inside their homes and this is more important than ever.
That’s why AerNos is introducing AerHome, an indoor air quality monitor that will help people live healthier by making them smarter about their indoor air. AerNos is leveraging 5 years of experience developing tiny, accurate nano gas sensors that detect multiple harmful gases in the air at parts-per-billion levels to develop AerHome.
AerHome monitors Ozone, NO2, VOCs, PM10, 4.0, 2.5 and 1.0, as well as temperature and humidity. Not only does AerHome provide the data, but it shares expert insights to help people take targeted actions for a healthier home. Air quality readings, alerts, and history are delivered via a smartphone app.