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Understanding the intersection of low-cost sensors and advanced environmental technology is crucial for enhancing air quality monitoring. The episode features an insightful conversation with Nels Anderson, who discusses the emergence of near reference grade sensors, the evolving role of occupational hygienists, and the impact of COVID-19 on air quality expectations.

• The significance of near reference grade sensors in occupational hygiene
• How low-cost sensors have changed the air quality landscape
• Bridging the skills gap with user-friendly technology
• Enhancing user experience through improved interfaces
• The shifting dynamics of air quality monitoring post-COVID

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What if the air you breathe indoors is affecting your health more than you realise?

Join us for a discussion with Joakim Lindh, Airthings' Head of Strategic Growth, as we uncover the evolving priorities in indoor air quality monitoring.

Explore how Airthings is pivoting its strategy in 2024 to create environments centered around people rather than just buildings. From post-COVID interest shifts to the impact of wildfires in the US and specific regional focuses like CO2 monitoring in the Netherlands, the conversation highlights the vital role of industrial hygienists and centralized facility management in maintaining safe indoor air quality.

The transition from energy efficiency to prioritizing health and productivity outcomes within building management. We address the challenge of transforming technical jargon into relatable health metrics, guided by standards like GoAQS, and the necessity of impactful communication in less automated environments.

With insights from Airthings' extensive data collection, we reveal striking inefficiencies and the importance of continuous monitoring to optimize building performance. The narrative also touches on the nuanced dynamics of transitioning from a B2C to a B2B focus, exploring the unpredictable growth and competitive landscape in the B2B sector.

Finally, we spotlight the critical issue of radon exposure, underscoring the need for broader awareness and adoption of modern monitoring technologies. Through captivating case studies, discover how advanced sensors have been pivotal in mitigating this invisible threat. As we look to the future, the integration of industrial hygienists and advancements in wireless technology and AI promise a healthier indoor environment. Listen in for insights on fostering long-term customer relationships and ensuring the integration of sensor data into organizational processes, all while navigating the intricate global market of indoor air quality monitoring.

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Ever wondered how the air we breathe indoors is being monitored with cutting-edge technology? Join us in this enlightening episode of Air Quality Matters as we sit down with Maria Figols, the Chief Scientific Officer and co-founder of inBiot, who shares her journey from technical architecture in Spain to leading innovations in sensor technology.

Discover how the evolution from bulky, single-function devices to sleek, multi-parameter systems is revolutionizing indoor air quality monitoring. Maria offers a unique perspective on the shift from affordability to ensuring the reliability and accuracy of modern sensors, providing an inside look at the dynamic growth of this field.

Our conversation takes a deep dive into the world of low-cost sensors, exploring the critical balance between precision and practicality. Maria gives us a behind-the-scenes view of the challenges inBiot faces as they refine and scale their sensor solutions, emphasizing the importance of collaboration with research institutions and industry partners. We discuss the complexities of developing robust hardware and how inBiot stands at the forefront of integrating these sensors into user-friendly devices, ensuring they are not only market-ready but also capable of transforming raw data into actionable insights.

The future of sensor technology is bright, and Maria's insights into advancements like measuring specific pollutants and connectivity solutions highlight the potential for significant improvements in indoor air quality assessments. With a focus on innovation, ongoing sensor validation, and adapting to technological changes, she is paving the way for a healthier built environment.

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