It's not everyday that a person experiences an emergency that requires the use or understanding of the safety measures in one's home such as the traditional smoke detector; but if and when that emergency comes, a person would much rather have something like the Birdi Smart Air Monitor on hand. Easier to control and read than common devices, it not only detects smoke, it also reads carbon dioxide levels, connects to the internet and makes calls.
Designed by New York-based Mark Belinsky and Justin Alvey, the Birdi Smart Air Monitor is conveniently controlled by smartphones. Belinsky points out, "Indoor pollution is two to eight times more dangerous than outside pollution." By installing the Birdi Smart Air Monitor, the danger is significantly decreased.
Internet-Connected Smoke Detectors
The Birdi Smart Air Monitor Tracks Indoor Pollution
Trend Themes
1. Smart Home Safety Devices - The invention of smart and digital home safety devices to improve the functions and user experiences.
2. Connected Pollution Monitors - Development of pollution monitoring tools that can be connected to the internet and controlled via smartphones.
3. Internet of Things (iot) for Household Safety - Growing trend of using IoT and home automation technology in the domain of household safety to improve the user experience and security.
Industry Implications
1. Home Security - Industry that can leverage smart and digital home safety devices to enhance the reliability and effectiveness of their offerings.
2. Air Quality Monitoring - Industry that can utilize and integrate IoT and pollution monitoring tools into their existing systems to offer more comprehensive and real-time air quality monitoring services.
3. Smart Home Technology - Growing industry that can collaborate with safety device manufacturers to integrate IoT and home automation technologies to create a more seamless and efficient user experience.