AirViz
Carnegie Mellon University
Airviz works with Fortune 500 companies who are typically struggling with air quality problems in safety, employee wellness, product quality control, and decreased manufacturing yield. Air quality sensing is a $240MM market, with a 14.3% CADR above $500 M by 2024. There is a global, growing need for affordable sensor networks in homes, office spaces, urban and rural communities to capture actionable air quality data and predictions. Airviz builds air quality sensors and sensor networks, including 24/7 pollution mapping and real-time alerts to help decrease regulatory fines, increase yield, improve safety metrics, and address employee wellness for low-turnover and high satisfaction. Many of the air quality sensors on the market now do not have IoT capability and require a safety engineer to walk around and spot check air pollution with expensive instruments. With our smart calibration techniques, managers can use automated air quality sensor networks that give smart, actionable information and help save money.
