IKEA's VINDRIKTNING Sensor Detects PM2.5 Particles in the Air
Laura McQuarrie — June 7, 2021 — Art & Design
References: ikea & designtaxi
Indoor ait quality is not just an increasing concern for large public facilities but also people at home who want to reduce contaminants and pollutants present in the air, and IKEA is introducing an affordable VINDRIKTNING sensor to help with this. The compact air sensor has a sleek design with a color-coded system that helps to communicate its findings on PM2.5 particles indoors. These small particles in the air are the kind that can be seen with the naked eye, as well as microscopic ones that can't be detected.
The VINDRIKTNING air quality sensor indicates that the air quality is good when the light is green, it's acceptable when yellow and at an unhealthy level when red. The compact and minimalist air quality sensor costs just $11.99.
The VINDRIKTNING air quality sensor indicates that the air quality is good when the light is green, it's acceptable when yellow and at an unhealthy level when red. The compact and minimalist air quality sensor costs just $11.99.
Trend Themes
1. Affordable Air Quality Sensors - The VINDRIKTNING air quality sensor is just $11.99, making air quality monitoring accessible to more people.
2. Color-coded Air Quality Systems - The VINDRIKTNING sensor's color-coded system makes it easy for everyday people to understand air quality data.
3. Increasing Concern for Indoor Air Quality - The demand for indoor air quality sensors is growing due to the increasing awareness about pollutants and contaminants in the air.
Industry Implications
1. Smart Home Technology - The VINDRIKTNING sensor is a great addition to the smart home industry, helping to make homes healthier and cleaner.
2. Public Health and Safety - Indoor air quality sensors are becoming more important in public health and safety, particularly in large facilities like hospitals and schools.
3. Environmental Tech - There is a growing interest in environmental technology, including air quality sensors, as people become more aware of the impact of pollutants on the environment.
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