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The Conceptual 'NOPS' Air Purifier Cleans the Space Around a Person

The conceptual 'NOPS' air purifier has been designed by Narendra Chakraborty as a specific kind of personal purifier that works to protect users from the effects of secondhand smoke. The purifier works by being used by non-smokers when they are in the presence of a smoker and will go to work filtering out smoke that could pass in front of them. The unit will then capture the rogue smoke thanks to a replaceable filter inside the system that can be swapped out as frequently or infrequently as required.

The conceptual 'NOPS' air purifier -- which stands for 'NO Passive Smoking' -- helps to provide support for those who want to protect their health when in public spaces where others are smoking cigarettes or other substances.
Trend Themes
1. Personal Air Purifiers - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Develop advanced personal air purifiers that eliminate specific harmful components, such as secondhand smoke.
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Industry Implications
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