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How Modern Technology Checks Air Pollution–IoT Africa

You probably might not know that technology can check that putrid air and save you from the scourge of the Corona virus pandemic.

Yes, putrid air chokes, and Corona virus thrives on a stuffy wind pipe and hazy lungs.

However, a concerned tech outfit, IoTAfrica has invested on the information that can widen people’s knowledge about the link between polluted air and Covid19, even as it throws up tech solutions for environmental air pollution.

The webinar attracted three global industry experts who xrayed the theme from different dimensions.

They included Tom Lindblad, the Founder of Connected Finland; MaijaPatjas, the Head of International Relations, RapalOy; and Melanie Ayoola, the Executive Director of IoT Africa Limited and Tranter IT Infrastructure Services Limited.

After all discussions, the speakers prescribed smart space monitoring solution as the panacea for good and healthy environment with pure air that aids rich productivity.

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Smart Space monitoring is part of a larger smart technologies monitoring ecosystem, which utilises IoT sensors, tags, and pressure pads to give business owners a detailed view of movement within their premises.

Kicking off the debate, Melanie Ayoola  noted that “It could all be less effective in providing a motivated and driven workforce, if the air, the basic natural resource we need to live, is not good enough to sustain the body’s engine”.

She discussed how the air affects productivity and warned against a situation where   the air is working against the people in an environment.

Relating that to productivity, he said that increased levels have often   been found to culminate in decreased productivity, increased sick leave, and the spread of infectious diseases.

He charged people to take it as a serious issue in the office, school, and at home.

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She spoke about how managing hybrid work is making it difficult to optimize space layouts. She highlighted how current working system is changing from an individual-based system to a social, collaborative use of space, with more focus on how employees feel about the environment, and how they can use a more flexible environment to be more productive.

She also explained that    organisations that integrate smart space monitoring solution,  will achieve improved productivity and collaboration, better satisfaction, better indoor comfort, reduced real estate costs, and energy savings.

Source: vanguard

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