About your air quality monitoring project
Trusted by governments, communities, and businesses in 70+ countries around the world
Trusted by governments, communities, and businesses in 70+ countries around the world
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Why Choose Sensing-as-a-Service℠
Clarity’s Sensing-as-a-Service℠ delivers air quality monitoring hardware, software, and support in one affordable package with minimal maintenance and no hidden costs. A modern, hassle-free way to monitor air quality, so you can focus on using the data, not managing your air quality measurement equipment.
Easily deployed air monitoring devices
Solar-powered Clarity Node-S air quality sensor measures PM2.5 and NO2 and serves as a platform for additional modules that measure Black Carbon, Dust, Multi-Gas, Ozone, and Wind.
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Cloud data management & visualization
Air quality measurements and air sensor network status are easily accessible in real-time via Clarity’s user-friendly Dashboard, REST API, and OpenMap.
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Expert air quality project support
An experienced Environmental Project Manager to help you define a project plan and guide you through Collocation and Calibration of your devices.
Proven success with air quality monitoring
"A program is only half the program when you have the data, and the other half is what information the community will have so that they know what actions to take to protect themselves, to protect their family, their employees, and just their community members in general."
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"People want to know what’s really happening with their local air quality. The ability to have an answer back to students, parents, and teachers within seconds is invaluable."
"The Clarity Node-S is light, it has a small solar panel, and it's reliable. We can put them anywhere. All of those things combined mean it is super easy for communities to put them up by themselves."
"The Node-S is solar powered, has impressive battery life, and transmits data via cellular network. That means we could put these monitors anywhere that the sun shines and you can make a cell call. After the Marshall fire we installed a total of 22 monitors in the burn area. "
It has been great to be able to work with such a large number of students and share live local air quality data with them. All the schools have seen the benefit in understanding what the data is telling them, and how this can be used to inform decisions about how and when to travel.
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