Way again in 2015 we lined the launch of the Atmotube, a small, progressive, transportable air high quality monitor which went on to obtain numerous awards after its CES debut.

Since rebranding as ATMO, the corporate, co-founded by Vera Kozyr, is now launching the Atmocube, an indoor air high quality monitoring system for companies and enterprises. This new product is positioned much more for the post-COVID period, the place air high quality inside places of work goes to be very important, and this time, as a substitute of being small and transportable (though that earlier product remains to be bought), the Atmocube shall be outstanding and visual with a purpose to give workplace staff peace of thoughts that their air high quality is nice.

The key to that is measuring CO2 ranges, which the Atmocube shows on its display together with different metrics.

The gadget has as much as 14 sensors measuring numerous environmental parameters similar to CO2, formaldehyde NO2, PM1 (small airborne particles), PM2.5, ozone and others, and different environmental parameters, similar to relative humidity, temperature, atmospheric stress, ambient noise, mild ranges and colour temperature.

The firm says this new gadget additionally calculates the Airborne Virus Transmission Score — primarily based on the degrees of particulate matter, humidity and CO2, and says it comes up with a “score” that estimates the chance of transferring virus ailments in closed areas. Obviously, that’s most likely one thing that would want unbiased testing to confirm, however it’s the case that the WHO advises that COVID-19 may be transmitted in poorly ventilated and/or crowded indoor settings.

Kozyr mentioned: “Air pollution is dangerous because it can affect you and your health even if you don’t notice it. We aim to help people know what they’re breathing and make changes as a result. As businesses return to the office, they need a tool to make information about indoor air quality transparent and accessible to their employees. Most air quality monitors are designed to be hidden away, so we set out to create a device with a more transparent interface that would highlight HVAC performance safety and create trust between occupants and building owners”.

ATMO is not at all the one participant within the area in fact, because it’s joined by AirThings, Awair Omni and Kaiterra.