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AirBase Systems

http://www.myairbase.com/
Last activity: 16.04.2012
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Categories: EnvironmentalHomeInformationInternetITNetworksProject ManagementSensorsTechnologyTransportation
AirBase developed a multi-sensors monitoring unit incorporating the most advanced Nano-Tech sensors technology. These tiny sensors carry unique characteristics; low electricity consumption, excellent sensing capabilities, no maintenance and most importantly: they are very low cost.

AirBase is offering a breakthrough in air pollution monitoring! Our system is currently equipped to measure levels of pollution caused by transportation: Ozone, NO2, Total VOC, TSP (Total Suspended Particles), noise, relative humidity and temperature. Other pollutants sensors can be added per request -- SO2, Odor, Light, P.M 2.5 and more. The highly compact sensors are stored in a "home router" like box that is simply powered-in and hooked to the internet (Wi-Fi or GSM) - just plug & play. Immediately after it is connected, the sensors are operative, sending a pulse of information every 20 second. Any deviation from the allowed (or inputted) exposure standard will generate an immediate alert.
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AirBase Systems is probably closed: its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Apr 16, 2012.