It’s Clarity’s 10th anniversary! Over the past decade, Clarity has grown from an idea launched by a few University of California, Berkeley, to a global leader in air quality monitoring.
Without you — our customers, partners, investors, and advocates — we would not be where we are today. Thank you for your support of our mission!
These numbers represent more than just progress — they reflect lives protected, communities empowered, and policies changed. But we’re just getting started — with air pollution impacting 90% of the global population, our mission has never been more urgent.
Watch our 10th anniversary video for a recap of our journey over the past 10 years, and pre-register for our 2025 Clarity Showcase event to learn what’s next for Clarity!
As we celebrate our 10-year anniversary, we’re proud of the progress we’ve made — but we know there’s still lots of work to do.
Looking ahead, we’re focused on continuing to improve our technology to measure more pollutants with even greater accuracy, reliability, and accessibility, and helping our partners turn their air quality data into real-world impact. We’re committed to building the air quality measurement tools and partnerships needed to ensure that clean air becomes a reality for everyone.
Speak with the Clarity teamClarity’s mission goes beyond providing accurate air quality data — it’s about empowering people to take meaningful action with that data. From local governments implementing clean air policies to nonprofits advocating for environmental justice, our partners are driving change.
Clarity’s success is rooted in partnerships that turn data into action. Over the years, we’ve been privileged to collaborate with organizations that exemplify what’s possible when communities come together to address air pollution. Here are just a few examples of how our customers have used our air quality sensors to make a difference.
In partnership with the Coalition for Clean Air and Clarity Movement, LA Unified launched the Know Your Air quality monitoring network, consisting of 200+ Clarity Node-S air pollution sensors.
Read moreLondon battles toxic air pollution, but now Breathe London pioneers a new model - engaging citizens, coordinating agencies, and deploying 400+ Clarity sensors to achieve dramatic reductions.
Read moreThe Royal Automobile Club of Western Australia decided to take a stand against air pollution by investing in a cutting-edge air quality monitoring network to keep members and the public informed.
Read moreBrightline Defense is a Bay Area-based environmental justice nonprofit that empowers communities to create more sustainable environments.
Read moreThe ABEC Air Quality Initiative shows that with the right tools and commitment, we can combat the invisible killer that is air pollution — learn how air quality sensors are used in Almaty & Bishkek.
Read moreUniversity College Cork researchers deployed a dense network of Clarity Node-S sensors across Irish towns, gathering data to validate Ireland's first countrywide forecast model.
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