Airthings, a Norway-based tech company has released a new line of indoor air quality monitors.
Measuring radon in the home, these two new products are the next step towards a healthier life. This company is introducing two new products; the 'Airthings Wave Plus' and the 'Airthings Hub.' The Airthings Wave Plus is the first battery operated and wirelessly connected air quality monitor that is designed for all indoor spaces. The Airthings Hub is the heart of all Airthings product range, connecting up to 50 devices through Smartlink; a long-range wireless data extraction technology.
Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer next to smoking, which is why Airthings believes that these products will prevent illness, while improving health. This company is looking to bring awareness to indoor air pollutants in the home, at work or at school.
These indoor air quality monitors will be available for pre-order this February.
Indoor Air Quality Monitors
'Airthings' Track Radon and Air Quality Levels in One's Home
Trend Themes
1. Wirelessly Connected Air Quality Monitors - The Airthings Wave Plus is the first battery operated and wirelessly connected air quality monitor that is designed for all indoor spaces, paving the way for enhanced monitoring and control of air quality.
2. Long-range Wireless Data Extraction Technology - The Airthings Hub connects up to 50 devices through Smartlink, a long-range wireless data extraction technology, enabling convenient and efficient data collection from multiple air quality monitors.
3. Awareness of Indoor Air Pollutants - Airthings aims to bring awareness to indoor air pollutants in homes, workplaces, and schools, creating opportunities for businesses focused on indoor air quality solutions to educate and provide solutions.
Industry Implications
1. Technology - The release of these indoor air quality monitors presents opportunities for technology companies to develop innovative solutions for monitoring and improving indoor air quality.
2. Healthcare - The prevention of illnesses caused by indoor air pollutants, such as radon, creates opportunities for healthcare providers to offer services and products focused on promoting healthier indoor environments.
3. Environmental - The focus on indoor air quality highlights the importance of environmental sustainability and presents opportunities for businesses in the environmental industry to develop eco-friendly solutions for indoor air purification.