air-Q at Smart City Lab Leipzig
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air-Q at Smart City Lab Leipzig
As an interface between city administration, business, science and civil society, the Smart City Lab creates a space for exchange, collaboration and new perspectives. Through projects, technologies and ideas that make the city more livable and future-proof, digitalization becomes tangible.
A central topic: environmental and air quality in urban spaces. The Lab uses modern measurement systems like our air-Q, letting visitors experience live how smart sensors capture, analyze and visualize air composition data. This makes clear the contribution intelligent technologies can make to health, quality of life and smart city management.
The air-Q at Smart City Lab Leipzig - Video
air-Q in Action - Current Use Cases
Kurt-Masur-Schule Leipzig - Root Cause Analysis for Summer Temperature Problems
Since 2019, Kurt-Masur-Schule has been struggling with overheated classrooms and inadequate air circulation, especially during summer months. Teachers and children report concentration problems, headaches and disrupted classes. Temperature problems also occur in winter, with uncomfortably cold rooms at the start of the week. The project’s goal is to improve these conditions and find sustainable solutions. Learn here how the air-Q can be used in a school to improve indoor air quality.
WellHome - West London Healthy Home and Environment Study
Imperial College London uses the air-Q in several scientific air quality studies. Here we look at the large WellHome study, which examines air quality in households with asthmatic or allergic children. The researchers are particularly interested in determining the nature of the pollutants present, their sources, and the interactions between these pollutants and the children's health conditions. Learn here why the air-Q is an indispensable tool for Imperial College London's indoor air quality research.