Concerns over air quality have increased the market for products like the Plume Labs 'Flow,' which is a personal air quality tracker that can be used inside the home or out in the world.
The Plume Labs 'Flow' works by constantly tracking for things like particle matter, dust, NOx (exhaust fumes), ozone, VOCs and more. The device will then send you regular measurements and analyses through the accompanying smartphone app regarding air quality. From here, the device can provide tips on what you can do and where you can go when air quality levels are poor.
As worldwide levels of pollution in urban locations continue to increase, products like the Plume Labs 'Flow' will likely continue to be developed to satisfy a consumer preference for personal health management.
What's Driving This Trend
- Personal Air Quality Predictive Analytics
- The development of personalized predictive analytics tools for tracking and improving air quality for individuals.
- Smart Pollution Monitoring Wearables
- The creation of wearable devices that monitor air quality and help individuals avoid polluted areas by offering alternative routes.
- Crowdsourced Environmental Mapping
- The use of crowdsourcing to create accurate, up-to-date pollution maps of cities and urban areas.
Who This Affects Most
- Healthcare
- Individual personalized air quality management tools will revolutionize the healthcare industry.
- Technology
- The development of smart wearables predicting air quality will be a game changer in the technology industry.
- Environmental Services
- The emergence of crowdsourced environmental mapping will disrupt and innovate the environmental services industry.
