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Awair has donated this amount to Canadian Red Cross directly via their donations portal. We greatly appreciate your support and awareness to this global epidemic, as climate concerns continue to increase year over year with worsening air quality affecting us all.

Oct 12

Introducing Awair's Innovative Data Streaming Feature

Experience the future with Awair's new data streaming capability. Seamlessly access and analyze real-time and aggregated environmental data for enhanced insights and decision-making. Harness the power of IoT telemetry data like never before.

Aug 11

AwairNet - A New IAQ Wireless Mesh Connectivity Solution

AwairNet is a powerful, long-range wireless mesh connectivity solution. With AwairNet, onboarding IAQ devices take less than 5 secs, reducing the installation cost significantly.

Oct 26

How to Achieve Sustainable Indoor Air Quality: A Roadmap

Awair came together with a consortium of leading indoor air quality (IAQ) organizations to give you an actionable roadmap to improving indoor air quality and meeting building decarbonization and climate resiliency goals.

Aug 2

Awair Achieves SOC 2 Type 2 Compliance

As Awair continues to make enhancements in security, SOC 2 Type 2 Compliance is the next phase in our process. The final report will be available during the first week in April.

Mar 30

3 Ways Landlords Can Improve the IAQ of Rental Properties

Clean indoor air quality is not simply a luxury in healthy homes and commercial spaces. Tenants expect their day-to-day living and working conditions to be pollutant-free. While Awair Omni can help you address COVID-19 cleaning protocols and building safety codes, it is now being demanded by tenants. “Why,” might you ask?

Mar 8

5 Indoor Air Quality Trends for 2022

We asked our Awair product experts for trends in IAQ in 2022. This is our short list.

Mar 2

Building Trust: 3 Steps We're Taking to Secure Customer Data

Let’s set the scene: You want better insight into the indoor environment so you can stay informed about the health of your building and, more importantly, the health of your employees. You are excited to finally have a continuous, real-time air quality monitoring solution at your fingertips where you can easily track trends over time and make improvements. But, have you considered who has access to this data besides you and how secure your systems are?

Feb 11

Mold in Universities Harms Students: How to Improve Classroom Air

Is the indoor air quality at universities impacting student health and academic performance? Unfortunately, there’s a good chance that the answer is yes. A big reason for this is the widespread presence of mold in classrooms.

Feb 2

What We Measure: Light (lux)

There’s a reason why desks near windows are coveted office real estate. We’re biologically hardwired to prefer places with lots of light. Monitoring light intensity ensures we know there’s enough light to work effectively, and has the potential for huge energy savings.

Feb 2

What We Measure: Noise (db)

In offices and schools, irritating noise can come from all kinds of sources: air conditioning, ringing phones, traffic, nearby construction and – most especially – from other people’s conversations. Ambient noise can make it hard for employees and school children to concentrate and get things done. Productivity can plummet Noise can affect the health and productivity of your workspace. Based on a study by Cornell University, increased illness and lower job satisfaction are associated with the negative impact of noise. Although background noise can drown out distractions, too much noise can cause stress and undermine short term memory, reading comprehension, and willingness to help or engage with others.

Jan 23

What We Measure: Particulate Matter (PM2.5)

Ever noticed a yellow smog or wildfire haze? That dirty, smoky air is made of particle pollution. Overwhelming evidence shows that particle pollution – especially the smallest particles – can increase the risk of heart disease, lung cancer, and asthma attacks and can interfere with the growth and work of the lungs.

Jan 18