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Better Air, Better Productivity

A multi-country observational study in 2021 concluded that higher indoor PM_2.5 levels and higher CO₂ levels in the office building were significantly associated with decreased cognitive performance in both the Stroop and simple mathematical tests.

Health benefits from reduced PM_2.5 and CO₂ indoors include reduced cardiovascular disease, asthma attacks, premature mortality, less infectious disease transmission, fewer sick-building symptoms, and reduced absenteeism. In total, this can increase general well-being, increasing productivity.

– Jose Guillermo Cedeño Laurent et al 2021 Environ. Res. Lett. 16 094047

Monitor Indoor Air Quality

90% of our time is spent indoors leading to prolonged exposure towards indoor air. Exposure towards unhealthy air can pose health risk especially in young children, elderly and pets. Indoor Air can contain heavy particles, dust and other harmful pollutants invisible to the naked eye. By effectively monitoring indoor air quality, a better understanding and awareness towards cleaner, healthier air can be fostered. Thus, long term exposures to poor air quality can be mitigated early. With Smart IoT, PULSY provides the Smart Sensors and Solutions to aid in achieving healthier shared spaces and family Indoor air quality awareness.

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Carbon Dioxide (CO2)

High Carbon Dioxide (CO₂) levels in the air lead to headache, fatigue, dizzines and more severely breathing difficulty, elevated blood pressure, invreased heart rate and even coma.

Humidity

High humidity in our air can lead to excessive sweating, dehydration, increased heart rate, fatigue, muscle cramps and fainting together with growth of harmful bacteria, molds and dust mites. Low humidity can cause dry skin, irritation of nasal passages and throat, and itchiness of the eyes.

Dust (PM 2.5)

Irritation of the eye, nose, throat and lung irritation, coughing, sneezing, runny nose and shortness of breath are effects of high levels of fine airborne particulates in the size 2.5 micrometer (PM_2.5)

Temperature

Heat cramps, heat exhaustion, heatstroke and hyperthermia are common effects of elevated temperature while low temperatures can cause heart and nervous system failure as well as hypothermia.

Total Volatile Organic Compounds (TVOC)

Elevated Volatile Organic Compunds or cumulatively known as TVOC’s can cause bad odour, headaches, nausea, loss or coordination, fatigue, irritation of eyes, nose and throat, skin allergy, and even cancer as well as organ damage

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