The Bosch Climo is a new pollution sensor from the Germany based technology brand that has been created in collaboration with Intel and officially unveiled at CES 2018. Created to offer vehicle companies and city officials with access to air quality data, the sensors would enable for better planning and policy to be put in place to help curb urban pollution.
The Bosch Climo works by being installed in a neighborhood and going to work to take readings on the 10 most common pollutants that are found in urban areas including nitrogen oxide, carbon monoxide and more. This data is then seamlessly uploaded using over-the-air technology for policy makers and businesses to help figure out ways to decrease pollution where possible.
Outdoor Pollution-Monitoring Sensors
The Bosch Climo Debuted at CES 2018 with Impressive Specs
Trend Themes
1. Outdoor Pollution-monitoring Sensors - New pollution monitoring sensors like the Bosch Climo enable better air quality data collection and new data-driven regulatory compliance opportunities.
2. Over-the-air Data Sharing - The use of over-the-air technology for data sharing in pollution monitoring enables seamless data sharing of air quality information among stakeholders and creates new opportunities for real-time decision making.
3. Collaborative Technology Development - Collaboration among technology brands like Bosch and Intel can create new opportunities for innovation in pollution monitoring sensors and other environmental monitoring solutions.
Industry Implications
1. Smart Cities - Smart city officials are always seeking new solutions that can enhance air quality management and regulations to ensure livable environments for all residents.
2. Automotive - Vehicle companies can leverage pollution monitoring sensors to inform the development of new air filters and other pollution-reducing products.
3. Environmental Monitoring - Environmental monitoring companies can benefit from added use cases and new lines of business as the pollution monitoring industry continues to grow.