A new device that monitors air quality is about to be released, and it could help the air pollution in China. The product is called Atmotube and it is promised to make you smarter about the air that you breathe. This device could seriously help China, and it could join Microsoft and IBM in the goal of eliminating air pollution there.
AIR POLLUTION IN CHINA
There is no doubt about the air pollution that has become a major issue in China. As a matter of fact, Beijing is currently suffering from PM2.5. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency states that this can cause bronchitis, asthma, and various other breathing diseases. An eight-year-old girl has already developed lung cancer in China, and doctors said that it was caused by the air pollution.
ATMOTUBE CAN HELP PEOPLE WITH AIR POLLUTION IN CHINA
Atmotube is a device that monitors the quality and safety of the air people breathe every day. The device is able to sense the environmental changes in real time and this will allow people to do what they can to live healthier. Atmotube detects some of the most potent gases in the environment such as Carbon Monoxide, Propane, and Benzene. This device has built-in sensors that can monitor the air and will send you an air quality score. The device is portable and can be taken absolutely anywhere.
MICROSOFT AND IBM ALREADY HELPING AIR POLLUTION IN CHINA
Right now Microsoft and IBM are working on technologies that will help solve the problem of the air pollution in China. Though there is some technology that already exists for this, Microsoft and IBM hope to bring better and more advanced technology. There have been recent advantages in the world of cognitive computing. This is going to allow machines to have a more accurate air quality index.
WHEN ATMOTUBE WILL BE RELEASED TO THE PUBLIC
Atmotube will start production of the device this month, according to their timeline. The next date on the timeline is March 2016, and that is when shipping will start for the Atmotube. Hopefully, after it is released people in China can get a hold of it and help their efforts with air pollution.
