San Francisco firm NotAnotherOne has developed Atmotube, a sensor-laden wearable that measures air in real time and sends alerts to a smartphone if quality levels fall. Atmotube can detect volatile organic compounds, and monitors atmospheric pressure, temperature and air humidity. The company says its technology is more accurate than the current standard for measuring ambient air, which relies on an infrared sensor attached to a handheld device.
San Francisco firm NotAnotherOne has developed Atmotube, a sensor-laden wearable that measures air in real time and sends alerts to a smartphone if quality levels fall. Atmotube can detect volatile organic compounds, and monitors atmospheric pressure, temperature and air humidity. It will aggregate data on global air quality from all Atmotube devices via a free-to-access app.