Technology
Monitoring and sensing
Real-time awareness. Daily insight. Smarter control. Pure Air Nova is designed to make indoor air quality visible and understandable. Integrated sensors monitor particulate matter, VOCs, CO2, humidity, temperature, and system performance.
Integrated air-quality sensors
A full picture of the air in the room
Pure Air Nova is designed to monitor PM1, PM2.5, PM5, PM10, VOCs, CO2, humidity, and temperature. These readings help the system understand whether the main concern is particles, gases, ventilation-related conditions, humidity, or temperature comfort. Sensor models are being finalized and kept internal.
PM1
Very fine particles, designed to be tracked for the smallest particulate sizes.
PM2.5
Fine particles such as smoke and combustion by-products.
PM5
Mid-range particles from dust and everyday activity.
PM10
Coarser particles such as pollen and larger dust.
VOC
Volatile organic compounds from cooking, cleaning, and materials.
CO2
Carbon dioxide, a useful indicator of ventilation and occupancy.
Temperature
Ambient temperature for comfort context.
Humidity
Relative humidity, which affects comfort and how air feels.
The full sensor set reflects the intended design. Individual sensor availability and accuracy are being confirmed through prototype work and validation.
Smart air-quality reports
See how your air changes over time
The system is designed to organize air-quality information into daily, weekly, and monthly summaries. These reports help users see trends, understand recurring indoor-air challenges, and track how the purifier responds over time.
Reporting also covers system health, so filter and module condition can be reviewed alongside air quality rather than guessed at.
Daily reports
A summary of each day's indoor-air conditions.
Weekly reports
Patterns across a week, such as cooking or weekend changes.
Monthly reports
Longer trends and seasonal shifts.
Trend history
History and insight for air quality and filter condition.
Smart features
Awareness that turns into action
Based on detected conditions, Pure Air Nova is designed to suggest suitable purification modes and settings. The user can allow automatic operation or select a preferred mode manually.
Real-time air quality
Live readings for particles, VOCs, CO2, temperature, humidity, and more.
Suggested purification mode
The system can recommend a mode based on the conditions it detects.
Smart auto mode
Designed to adjust fan speed automatically as air quality changes.
Manual control
Adjust fan speed, mode, and settings when you want to.
Filter management
Notifications when filters or modules need attention or replacement.
History and insight
Review air-quality and filter-condition history over time.
Alerts and error detection
Alerts for concerning air quality, purifier errors, and technical issues.
Remote access
Designed to let you control the purifier from anywhere over Wi-Fi.
Smart control with the mobile app
Live data, full control, anywhere
A companion app concept turns sensor readings into plain-language information, with an overall status, per-measurement tiles, and simple automatic or manual control.
- Overall statusA single, understandable summary of current air quality.
- Per-measurement tilesParticles, VOCs, CO2, temperature, humidity, airflow, and filter life.
- Alerts and maintenanceNotified when air quality, filters, or the system need attention.
App design concept. Values shown are samples, not live measurements.
Honest status
What is built and what is being validated
Smart auto-control and app and cloud logging are confirmed in our records. The full sensor set, reporting, and alerting reflect the intended design and are being brought together and validated through prototype work.
Pure Air Nova makes indoor-air information easier to understand. It is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, or prevent illness, and it does not guarantee safety.
See how sensing drives treatment
Explore the purification technology, or talk with us about a pilot.