'Awair' is an App-Controlled Device That Automatically Improves Air Quality
Katherine Pendrill — May 28, 2015 — Tech
References: getawair & digitaltrends
San Francisco-based company 'Bitfinder' has given air-purifying apps a major redesign with its new app-controlled smart device called 'Awair.' For those suffering from allergies or asthma, this smart app can help you to breathe easier while at home.
The Awair device has internal sensors that specifically measure humidity, temperature, fine dust particles, carbon dioxide and other harmful organic compounds. The device then takes this data and assesses the air quality of your home. Through the Awair app you can set the perimeters for testing your home's air quality and the app will provide recommendations based on collected data for behavioral changes so that your asthma or allergies are not triggered the moment you walk through the door.
Unlike other air-purifying apps, the Awair device is also connected to other smart home devices and will automatically turn your air purifiers, humidifiers or thermostat on or off if necessary.
The Awair device has internal sensors that specifically measure humidity, temperature, fine dust particles, carbon dioxide and other harmful organic compounds. The device then takes this data and assesses the air quality of your home. Through the Awair app you can set the perimeters for testing your home's air quality and the app will provide recommendations based on collected data for behavioral changes so that your asthma or allergies are not triggered the moment you walk through the door.
Unlike other air-purifying apps, the Awair device is also connected to other smart home devices and will automatically turn your air purifiers, humidifiers or thermostat on or off if necessary.
Trend Themes
1. Smart Home Air Quality - The integration of air-purifying apps with smart home devices presents an opportunity for companies to provide seamless solutions for improving indoor air quality.
2. Personalized Air Quality Recommendations - Developing apps that utilize data from internal sensors to provide personalized recommendations for improving air quality offers a new way to address the needs of individuals with allergies or asthma.
3. Connected Air-purifying Devices - Creating air-purifying devices that are connected to other smart home devices allows for convenient automation and optimization of indoor air quality.
Industry Implications
1. Smart Home Technology - Smart home technology companies can capitalize on integrating air-purifying apps with existing products to enhance the overall home automation experience.
2. Health and Wellness - Companies in the health and wellness industry can leverage air-purifying apps and devices to offer solutions for individuals with allergies or asthma, promoting healthier indoor environments.
3. Home Appliance - Air purifier and humidifier manufacturers can explore partnerships and integration opportunities with air-purifying apps to create smarter and more efficient products for consumers.
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