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Clarity in Every Breath.
Real-Time Air Quality, Radically Open.

AirCal builds AI-powered PM2.5 sensors on an open-source platform. See the air you breathe, live, with data you can trust.

Why PM2.5 Matters

Microscopic particles in the air can have an outsized impact on our health and environment.

Health Impact

PM2.5 particles are small enough to enter the lungs and bloodstream, posing significant health risks.

Environmental Gaps

Pollution levels can vary dramatically from one street to the next, but data is often not granular enough.

Inconsistent Data

Readings from different sensors can be skewed by local temperature and humidity, leading to unreliable data.

Precision Meets Transparency.

Monitor multi-environment particulate pollution with one powerful, compact device.

  • AI-Powered Consistency

    Our AI compensates for local environmental fluctuations, delivering consistent, reliable sensing anywhere on Earth.

  • Open Source Hardware

    Full transparency, from our data to our device blueprints. Built by and for the community.

  • Community-Driven Data

    Empowering easy, informed decision-making with a globally-shared, open data network.

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Coming Soon: Live Real-Time Data

Our Global Vision: An Open Platform for All.

Our mission is bigger than just sensors. We are building the world's most comprehensive, open-source air quality platform. From our hardware schematics to our live data map, it will be a free resource for everyone.

Recognized by Industry Leaders

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Winner, thingQbator Cohort 7
Recognized for our innovative approach in an incubation program powered by Cisco and nasscom foundation.
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Second Position, IEEE YESIST'12 2024
Awarded for excellence in engineering and technology at the event organized by IEEE S.P.I.T.
Built by the Community
Our open-source hardware and data platform is built on transparency and collaboration.

Help Us Map the Air We Breathe.

Whether you're a homeowner, a researcher, or a city planner, join the AirCal network and contribute to a healthier planet.