In today’s era of rapid urbanization and rising pollution levels, air quality has become a significant public health concern. Whether it’s for personal health, industrial compliance, smart cities, or environmental research, accurate air quality data is essential. And at the core of this accuracy lies a critical but often overlooked process: sensor calibration. This blog…
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Did you know that nearly 80% of marginal farmers in India are impacted by unpredictable climate events? Sudden rainfall, extreme heat, delayed monsoons, or unseasonal frost – these changes aren’t just inconvenient; they’re devastating for farmers who rely on stable weather patterns to secure their livelihoods. Thus, an automatic weather station for agriculture can be…
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As climate change intensifies and urban air pollution becomes a public health crisis, the tools we use to understand and monitor the environment are more important than ever. In India, where over 90% of the population breathes air exceeding WHO safe limits, understanding both weather conditions and air quality is no longer optional — it’s…
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We often associate clean air with the outdoors — a walk in the park, a breath of fresh morning breeze. But what about the air inside your home, office, school, or gym? The truth is, indoor air can be more polluted than outdoor air, and one of the most underestimated pollutants is carbon dioxide (CO₂).…
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When was the last time you saw the Milky Way or stars in the sky? If you’re living in an Indian metro city, chances are it’s been years—or maybe you’ve never seen it at all. This isn’t just about missing out on stargazing. It’s about something far more serious: light pollution in India show that…
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In 2025, the restaurant industry is not just about great food or stunning ambiance—it’s about safe, clean air. While interior design and curated menus steal the spotlight, the invisible environment, particularly indoor air quality (IAQ) in restaurants, plays a critical role in shaping the customer experience. When diners walk into a restaurant, their expectations are…
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We often think of air pollution as smoggy skies or factory smoke. But some of the most dangerous pollutants are the ones we can’t see. Tiny particles like PM2.5 and PM10 float silently in the air and can travel deep into our lungs, even into the bloodstream. These microscopic intruders are linked to asthma, lung…
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Do you know that Carbon Monoxide (CO) is often called the “silent killer”? And it is because of the reason behind its toxicity. It’s invisible, odourless, and tasteless. You can be breathing dangerous levels of CO without ever knowing it, until it’s too late. That’s why the best CO alarm to detect CO levels is…
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The global rise in diabetes is an urgent public health challenge, affecting millions worldwide. While lifestyle factors such as diet and physical inactivity are primary contributors, an often-overlooked factor is outdoor air pollution, specifically fine particulate matter (PM2.5). These tiny particles in the air are increasingly recognized as a major contributor to diabetes-related mortality, making…
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We take over 20,000 breaths a day—without thinking twice. Yet in places like high-altitude trails, hospital rooms, or industrial sites, the very air we rely on to survive can become dangerously unstable. Whether you’re trekking through the Himalayas, working in a chemical plant, or monitoring patients in a medical facility, oxygen levels and the presence…
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