In the last blog post about indoor air quality monitoring we discussed the importance and need of monitoring indoor environments for indoor air pollutants and even went into details about what are the most commonly occurring indoor air pollutants. This post will shed light on how we can use IoT to solve the problem of monitoring indoor air quality in real time. The global indoor air quality monitoring market is expected to grow from USD 2.5 billion in 2015 to USD 4.6 billion by 2022[1]. There are many solutions available in the market today from vendors like Honeywell and lesser known startups around this problem.
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Indoor air pollution is the lesser known and talked-about problem of our lives today. While we are adequately aware about the problem of air pollution outdoors, what skips our attention is the harmful air that we are exposed to in our indoor environments.
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