OXUS AIRSENSE AIR MONITORING SYSTEM
The advanced air quality monitoring system is designed to detect harmful substances and key parameters in real time. The system continuously monitors the amount of pollutants in the air and at the same time measures other important environmental conditions such as temperature, humidity. The presented data is accurate and reliable, allowing for the correct assessment of air quality and its effective control
Air pollution
Air pollution poses a serious threat to the environment
Health risks
Air pollution can exacerbate health problems
Policy and regulatory issues
Public authorities cannot identify sources of pollution
polluting substances
Measuring air pollutants is important
Particle content
The amount of particulate matter in the air can be dangerous to health
Weather forecasts
Meteorological indicators are important for city health
How it works?
AirSense collects air quality parameters, including NO₂, CO, NH₃, SO₂, H₂S, O₃, particulate matter (PM1.0, PM2.5, PM10), and weather data (air temperature, humidity, atmospheric pressure, wind speed). This data is gathered using modern sensors and transmitted to the server via GPS using GSM/GPRS technology to ensure accuracy. The information is displayed on an online control panel, allowing users to monitor air quality and make informed decisions.
Current Application
Dusty weather is observed in Tashkent, and several Oxus WS weather stations have been deployed in different parts of the city. They are used to control weather conditions. These stations measure gas pollution, small particles, and other indicators.
Software solution
All data on harmful substances and climate indicators are collected in a single source. The platform allows you to assess air quality and monitor its changes, providing quick data for analysis.
Device classification
AirSense collects air quality parameters such as NO2, CO, NH3, SO2, H2S, O3, PM1.0, PM2.5, PM10 and weather data such as temperature, humidity, pressure, wind speed through modern sensors and transmits them to the server via GPS and GSM/GPRS technology. The data will be displayed on the online panel in real time, and users will be able to monitor air quality and make decisions. Satellite data will be combined for added accuracy.
