A smart health smart health connected object to capture pollution, it's coming soon

Plume Labs is a small French start-up that is very concerned about the environment and particularly air quality. So they decided to create a smart health smart health connected object that would capture the pollution rate and thus give an estimate of the air quality. For now, this is only at the project stage. A prototype will be presented during the Futur en Seine festival on June 13 and 14. The collaborative measurement system will be functional at the scale of a district, in this case the 2nd arrondissement around la Gaîté Lyrique, Cnam and Numa. The team had to develop an algorithm that collects and interprets data that is provided by different organizations. In Paris, for example, it is AirParif.

For the moment, the Parisian start-up has presented a mobile application available on iPhone since today that allows you to follow real-time developments in air quality in the capital and some other cities in the world. It has the same name as the company if you want to Review.

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