With a background in atmospheric chemistry and airflow engineering, AirLabs was founded from a desire to tackle social problems of poor air quality in urban areas across the world. Our work pushes the boundaries of technology and is the result of active collaboration with some of the world’s leading applied environmental research and engineering institutes.
We are one of the few companies that develops both air filtration and air monitoring systems. Our solutions not only clean the air that we breathe, but are simple to use, providing decision makers, from facilities managers to policy makers, with actionable information that improves the well-being of populations, especially those in urban centers.
learn moreMore than 90% of the world’s population is exposed to unsafe levels of air pollution
Our dense air quality monitoring networks and cloud-based analysis systems complement existing reference sites and deliver local authorities, businesses and communities with actionable data for clean zone policies and enforcement.
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AirLabs advanced, portable air filtration devices remove toxic gases, pollutants and particles including airborne pathogens from offices, classrooms, waiting rooms and other enclosed healthcare settings.
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Our solutions create clean air zones for drivers and passengers in most vehicles and settings including buses, trains, private vehicles, station platforms and other semi-enclosed spaces.
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Compact and cost-effective, the AirBubbl surrounds occupants of commercial and personal vehicles with clean, healthy air while removing 95% of toxic gases, pollutants and airborne pathogens.
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To coincide with the company’s appearance at the UITP Asia-Pacific Conference, Marc Ottolini, CEO of AirLabs writes about the potential for low cost sensor technology.
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Air pollution is without question one of the greatest public health concerns of our time, contributing to 9% of all deaths globally.
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Plymouth Metrolink (Minnesota) installs AirLabs’ AirBubbl air cleaning devices in 100% of buses to cut risk of driver exposure to COVID-19.
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