FamilyAIR : Personalised, Actionable Air Quality Monitoring for the Entire Family
FamilyAIR:为整个家庭提供个性化、可操作的空气质量监测
基本信息
- 批准号:10003717
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 38.01万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Small Business Research Initiative
- 财政年份:2021
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2021 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
**FamilyAIR: Air Quality with Personality** Most indoor air quality monitors on the market focus on complex data driven results rather than actionable feedback. These products often require technical background knowledge of indoor pollutants including how they are measured and their associated health risks. This leads to a high barrier of entry to the technology even though there is increasing awareness of the importance of indoor air quality. We are proposing a project to develop a cost effective, human centred air quality monitoring system that engages with each member of a family personally, helping them understand and improve air quality within their home. **The FamilyAIR system comprises of:*** A Primary sensor module measuring a range of pollutants* Modular peripheral sensors tailored to specific locations* A Smartphone App and for user specific push notifications and recommendations* An Online Indoor Air Quality Data sharing platform**Benefits of FamilyAIR:****Wide Range of pollutants detected*** Wide range of pollutants measured including Temperature, humidity, VOCs, and PM0.5, PM1.0, PM2.5, PM10, eCO2, Carbon Monoxide, and Nitrous oxides.* No other product on the market currently measures both Carbon Monoxide, and Nitrous Oxides even though they have been shown to have damaging health effects.**Whole Home coverage*** The system has the ability to gather data from multiple cost effective peripheral sensors to augment the primary sensor data, giving a better overall map of air quality in the home.* Other solutions either only rely on one sensor or you have to buy multiple expensive sensors.* The modular nature of the system means that sensors could be upgraded as new technologies become available.**Improved User Experience*** We believe that by building profiles of individual family members that we can provide far more relevant and insightful recommendations and advice than current products on the market that only provide simple triggers and alerts.* By giving air quality a personality we will improve family wide engagement and in turn create a common goal to improve air quality in the home.**Data Sharing and Visualisation Platform*** Unique resource where other users, government bodies and academics can view and analyse aggregated sensor data will empower positive action in improving indoor air quality.During Phase 2 (12 months) of the project we will build several iterations of prototypes alongside running a 6 month real world study with 10 families to validate sensor performance and observe user engagement with the FamilyAIR system.
[*] FamilyAIR:** 市场上的大多数室内空气质量监测仪都专注于复杂的数据驱动结果,而不是可操作的反馈。这些产品通常需要室内污染物的技术背景知识,包括如何测量它们及其相关的健康风险。这导致进入该技术的门槛很高,尽管人们越来越意识到室内空气质量的重要性。我们正在提出一个项目,以开发一个具有成本效益的,以人为本的空气质量监测系统,与每个家庭成员亲自参与,帮助他们了解和改善他们家中的空气质量。** FamilyAIR系统包括:* 测量一系列污染物的主传感器模块 * 针对特定位置定制的模块化外围传感器 * 智能手机应用程序,用于用户特定的推送通知和建议 * 在线室内空气质量数据共享平台 ** FamilyAIR的优势:* 检测范围广泛的污染物 * 测量范围广泛的污染物,包括温度,湿度,VOC,PM0.5,PM1.0,PM2.5,PM10,eCO2,一氧化碳和一氧化二氮。*目前市场上没有其他产品可以同时测量一氧化碳和一氧化二氮,尽管它们已被证明对健康有破坏性影响。整个家庭覆盖范围 * 该系统能够从多个具有成本效益的外围传感器收集数据,以增强主要传感器数据,从而提供更好的家庭空气质量整体地图。其他解决方案要么只依赖一个传感器,要么必须购买多个昂贵的传感器。*系统的模块化特性意味着传感器可以随着新技术的出现而升级。**改善用户体验 * 我们相信,通过建立个人家庭成员的档案,我们可以提供比目前市场上只提供简单触发和警报的产品更相关和更有见地的建议和意见。通过赋予空气质量个性,我们将提高家庭的参与度,从而建立一个共同的目标,以改善家庭的空气质量。数据共享和可视化平台 * 其他用户,政府机构和学者可以查看和分析汇总的传感器数据,这将有助于采取积极行动改善室内空气质量。(12个月)在该项目中,我们将构建几个原型迭代,同时运行一个为期6个月的真实的世界研究,其中包括10个家庭,以验证传感器性能并观察用户对家庭空气系统。
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