Revolutionizing air quality monitoring
By mapping exposures and bridging data gaps with low-cost sensor-based indigenous technologies

Our Mission
To establish a nation-wide network
of affordable sensors to improve air quality and strengthen
the existing monitoring ecosystem to better address air pollution related
health and environmental impacts.
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1000s of sensors, 3 Objectives, 1 Goal – Clean Air!

Objective 1
Nationwide Low-Cost Air Quality Sensor (LCAQS) Networks
Reducing the cost of regulatory ambient AQ requirements by 15 times through scientific validation of LCAQS.
Setting up real-time air quality networks in over 8000 cities and 8000 villages of India.
Facilitating local bodies in taking informed air pollution mitigation decisions in real-time.
Objective 2
Building Sensor Hardware and Data/ML Ecosystem for Industry and Citizen Science
Facilitating local bodies in taking informed air pollution mitigation decisions in real-time.
A self-sustaining LCAQS ecosystem that will generate revenue, and provide employment opportunities.
Inspiring other nations to set up their own LCAQS networks


Objective 3
Fabrication and designing of Indigenous Low-cost sensors (LCS)
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Design the light source and optical routing to air chamber.
Air sampling system
Scattered light detection and post-processing.
Miniaturization and packaging.
Our First Project – AMRIT
Ambient Air Quality Monitoring using Indigenous Technology

Media highlights

Action plan ready to curb air pollution in Bihar
The move is aimed at curbing air pollution in all the districts of the state. The BSPCB has collaborated with the World Bank, state departments, and urban local bodies to execute the action plan.
Sana Nawaz | The Times of India