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No More Bad Air Days at Home or Work Thanks to new Cloud-based Air Sniffer Technology and Connected Remote Wi-Fi Based Air Purifiers
BERLIN, September 7, 2015 /PRNewswire/ --
Blueair, a global leader in mobile indoor air purifying technologies, today launched
the world's first fully-working 'air sniffing' sensor technologies that connect wirelessly
with WiFi-enabled air purifiers and an air monitoring app to battle air pollution at home
and work.
    (Photo:
http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20150907/264099 )
"Today's consumers want non-intrusive devices that work while they are cooking,
watching television, reading a book, working out in the gym, sleeping or working," said
Bengt Rittri, founder and CEO of Blueair.
Debuted at IFA Berlin 2015, Europe's top tech trade show, Blueair's latest air
purification innovations seamlessly connect Blueair's new Sense+ air purifier, Aware(TM)
air quality monitor and Blueair Friend air monitoring app for cell phones and other mobile
devices, including Apple's watch.
By moving indoor air purification into the Cloud, Blueair's radical approach allows
individuals to take charge of their wellbeing in their own spaces. The connected
technology builds on customer feedback that 'user-friendly' nowadays means Cloud-based
ease of use, technology and product enhancements.
Blueair's new technology centers around the Wi-Fi enabled Aware(TM) air quality sensor,
which monitors indoor air quality 24/7 and sends data to both the remotely-sited Sense+
air purifier and the Blueair Friend app. Gathering data hourly from over 2,700 monitoring
stations in 150 countries, the Blueair app rates city air on a scale of 0 to 500, from
'good' to 'hazardous'.
Blueair's Cloud technology allows people for the first time in human history to
respond to previously invisible air threats. The Aware(TM) monitor detects levels of
particulate matter (PM2.5), carbon dioxide, and volatile organic compounds (VOCs).
The Wi-Fi enabled Sense+ also offers a contemporary twenty-first century user
experience. The user interface, controlled by a simple swipe of the hand over the Sense+'s
tempered-glass surface, includes a Wi-Fi strength indicator and filter change indicator.
"The air we breathe can be pretty toxic because our world is filled with dust, pollen
and chemicals. Now that Blueair has made the invisible 'visible', people can move through
their day with a better understanding about their surrounding air quality, detect dangers,
and do something about it," said Mr. Rittri.
Background
WHO recently put the air pollution cost across Europe in 2010 alone at a staggering
US1.6 trillion as a result of the approximately 600,000 deaths and diseases it caused.
About BlueairÂ
Sold in over 60 countries worldwide, a Blueair air purifier works efficiently,
silently to remove 99.97% of allergens, asthma triggers, viruses, bacteria and other
airborne pollutants. http://www.blueair.com
Â
For more information or images, please contact:Â
David NobleÂ
Blueair International PR ManagerÂ
E. david.noble@blueair.comÂ
P. +44(0)7785-302-694Â
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Blueair
No More Bad Air Days at Home or Work Thanks to new Cloud-based Air Sniffer Technology and Connected Remote Wi-Fi Based Air Purifiers
BERLIN, September 7, 2015 /PRNewswire/ --
Blueair, a global leader in mobile indoor air purifying technologies, today launched
the world's first fully-working 'air sniffing' sensor technologies that connect wirelessly
with WiFi-enabled air purifiers and an air monitoring app to battle air pollution at home
and work.
    (Photo:
http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20150907/264099 )
"Today's consumers want non-intrusive devices that work while they are cooking,
watching television, reading a book, working out in the gym, sleeping or working," said
Bengt Rittri, founder and CEO of Blueair.
Debuted at IFA Berlin 2015, Europe's top tech trade show, Blueair's latest air
purification innovations seamlessly connect Blueair's new Sense+ air purifier, Aware(TM)
air quality monitor and Blueair Friend air monitoring app for cell phones and other mobile
devices, including Apple's watch.
By moving indoor air purification into the Cloud, Blueair's radical approach allows
individuals to take charge of their wellbeing in their own spaces. The connected
technology builds on customer feedback that 'user-friendly' nowadays means Cloud-based
ease of use, technology and product enhancements.
Blueair's new technology centers around the Wi-Fi enabled Aware(TM) air quality sensor,
which monitors indoor air quality 24/7 and sends data to both the remotely-sited Sense+
air purifier and the Blueair Friend app. Gathering data hourly from over 2,700 monitoring
stations in 150 countries, the Blueair app rates city air on a scale of 0 to 500, from
'good' to 'hazardous'.
Blueair's Cloud technology allows people for the first time in human history to
respond to previously invisible air threats. The Aware(TM) monitor detects levels of
particulate matter (PM2.5), carbon dioxide, and volatile organic compounds (VOCs).
The Wi-Fi enabled Sense+ also offers a contemporary twenty-first century user
experience. The user interface, controlled by a simple swipe of the hand over the Sense+'s
tempered-glass surface, includes a Wi-Fi strength indicator and filter change indicator.
"The air we breathe can be pretty toxic because our world is filled with dust, pollen
and chemicals. Now that Blueair has made the invisible 'visible', people can move through
their day with a better understanding about their surrounding air quality, detect dangers,
and do something about it," said Mr. Rittri.
Background
WHO recently put the air pollution cost across Europe in 2010 alone at a staggering
US1.6 trillion as a result of the approximately 600,000 deaths and diseases it caused.
About BlueairÂ
Sold in over 60 countries worldwide, a Blueair air purifier works efficiently,
silently to remove 99.97% of allergens, asthma triggers, viruses, bacteria and other
airborne pollutants. http://www.blueair.com
Â
For more information or images, please contact:Â
David NobleÂ
Blueair International PR ManagerÂ
E. david.noble@blueair.comÂ
P. +44(0)7785-302-694Â
Â
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