BreezoMeter’s Guide to Indoor Air Quality & Smart Home IoT
What is the indoor-outdoor air pollution continuum? Where is the IAQ market headed? Why do smart home brands develop connected indoor air products?
Amalia Helen
Content Lead @BreezoMeter. Passionate about environmental issues and the power of IoT, big data and connected technologies to solve the big problems of our day. Drop me a line by email or connect on LinkedIn.
Air Pollution Exposure & Early Brain Development in the Womb
Did you know maternal air pollution exposure has been linked to potential fetal development of autism and ADHD? We spoke to Dr. Friedman Hagit, neuroscience researcher, who shared her expertise and knowledge with us.
Air Pollution & Climate Change: Global Phenomena, Individual Consequences
As COP26 gets underway this week in Glasgow, Scotland and the World Meteorological Association warns that the past seven years are set to be the warmest on record, we thought this the right time to explore the associated impacts of climate…
BreezoMeter’s Air Quality Forecast on India CNN News 18
Air quality data integration is becoming more commonplace, often complementing weather reporting. But a lot of air pollution is invisible, and numbers alone don’t present the full picture. What’s more, air quality in a single street radius can completely change…
How to Deliver Life-saving Information During Wildfire Season
In times of crisis like wildfire season, it’s essential to deliver life saving information by communicating what the environmental reality means for individuals where they are, and to empower audiences with options for meaningful action. Let’s explore how the ability…
Air Pollution Exposure Impact Starts Earlier Than You Think
Air quality awareness is growing, but many are still oblivious to the long-lasting consequences of air pollution exposure in early life. As this year’s Clean Air Day 2021 focuses on children, let’s explore the air quality impact in early life…
Siemens & BreezoMeter Discuss How to Make Buildings Healthy Again
We were recently invited by indoor air quality leaders Siemens to discuss how environmental intelligence can help smart HVAC systems make buildings healthier. Missed the session? No problem, we’ve put together the highlights, and you can also watch it back…