There are hundreds of Air Quality monitors out there but still there isn’t a single one designed and built to meet people’s needs and capture the market’s attention, each time they miss something. Companies are missing key functions for a good Air Quality monitor, hardware-wise and software-wise.
After years of experience and countless conversations with users and professionals via email/twitter/skype I know what is missing from the market.
If you are an entrepreneur or a business developer or a company that is planning to develop one more air quality monitor, remember to contact me first because I am going to bring substantial information to your company for the Next Air Quality Monitor.
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Hi Sotirios
We are looking into that; what could you offer?
regards
Jan
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we are also still waiting on a good monitor, or they are not good enough, or they are too expensive for the market.
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Can you mention some key features for a good AQ monitor according to you? Like Sensors, Price and Other features
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Have you seen details on the Brid that was released through Kickstarter/indiegogo? The features are interesting but haven’t seen any independent reviews.
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To be honest I lost track of it. I have to follow up with the company. Thanks
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Hi guys,
full disclosure: I’m from the Brid Air Purifier team. Here’s a couple of independent reviews we’ve received.
https://www.macpricesaustralia.comau/2018/08/brid-review/
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Hi Sotirios. I’d like to talk to you about air monitors. I am considering such a development for my company right now. I look forwrd to hearing from you
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here we are again, Roger from ETS. Still on the look,out for good iaq monitors that can be connected to wifi and a base station. Needs to be able to measure all common iaq pollutants. Now e are a few months further but still nothing. Any ideas?
I came across formaldehyde and btex mobile stations but 30k €/instrument/pollutant is a bit much considering we need multiples.
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Hi Roger, I am hearing a company is building something closer on what you are looking for but I still don’t have a lot of details. What sensors do you believe a device should have?
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well it is quite a list and probably never o be accomplished in 1 sensor i guess but here we go:
pm10
pm2.5
pm1
CO
CO2
NO2
VOC’s but preferably gas by gas
temp
%RH
formaldehyde
benzene
SO2 (but probably not)
O3
H2
that should do the trick
all monitors should be connected to a platform/project meaning if we want to measure IAQ in a building we need multiple analysers/monitors and 1 dashboard should be sufficient.
we do not need to measure really low like our reference monitors and a 5-15% margin is acceptable.
The EU uses only 4 parameters: SO2, NOx, O3 and VOC’s but this is not really sufficient to do source detection i guess
i hope this makes sense
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Yes it makes sense and we share the same opinion. Thanks for sharing your thoughts
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Hi Sotirios! Your reviews bring great value.
Our product is not directly related to air quality monitors ..
Parameters for control: PM2.5, PM1.0 dust, CO2 level, volatile organic compounds (phenols, formaldehydes, acetones, etc.), temperature, pressure, humidity, noise and vibrations, the total illumination level, Ozone and Radon-gas (optional)
All sensors – in one device, electric power on the solar energy..
Our product is Indoor Environment Service on the IoT plathform (AWS, MatLab) for:
– monitoring the effectiveness of engineering systems;
– conditions of comfort and maximum human productivity (cognitive functions);
– risk of disease (infectious, allergic, oncological and cardiovascular system)
https://www.facebook.com/djinnsensor
https://djinnsensor.com/
If you want..
we can send you your device and connect to the service ..
or maybe make a pilot project for the school or IT company
Andrei
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Hello Andrei,
Can you explain short how measurements are taken? How valid is the data. How does the calibration works and maybe tech specs of your sensors?
Roger
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Hi, Roger!
In a short time I will give here a link to the datasheet V 2.1 device
Now I can share a public account of environmental monitoring in our office (Minsk, Belarus)
from the device V 1.1 without dust sensor
http://dashboards.djinnsensor.com/dashboard/f12ff390-38d2-11e9-86d2-5f7eb15a442f?publicId=727e7dc0-2acf-11e9-8b89-b52918785dd8
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