Sapho

2023年7月17日

获奖设计师创建创新的新产品组Revolutionalise室内空气质量ZeeJuly 17日,2023名获奖设计师阿里和尼克·芒罗联手创建一个室内空气质量监测将彻底改变室内卫生。链接到房屋的wi - fi网络和智能手机应用程序,Sapho高工程技术措施指标的二氧化碳,湿度和温度。蝴蝶启发技术设计使用颜色来沟通。它的翅膀颜色的改变来指示当空气质量;“好”(蓝色),“温和的”(绿色)或需要注意的(琥珀)。伦敦帝国理工学院客座教授和获奖的工程师和设计师尼克孟罗说:“我们花费90%的生活在门和2020年Covid期间向我们展示了如何重要的室内空气质量已经成为和室内空气质量差都会影响我们的健康和幸福。当蝴蝶,我们知道空气是健康——Sapho科技的版本,并将帮助人们更好地理解他们周围的环境和改善它通过简单的方法。“创意组合,他们的专业知识在产品,室内设计和健康,工作与伦敦帝国理工学院和一个有才华的设计师和工程师团队开发Sapho总部位于英国。更多从其他Kickstarter竞选发射7月19日旨在得到Sapho今年晚些时候投入生产,希望介绍蝴蝶科技住宅,在英国学校和保健设置。创新设备应该安装在呼吸的高度,可以通过命令条或附加一个螺丝到墙上,一个设备,可以覆盖100平方米。 Manufactured using a specially tailored recycled plastic, Sapho runs from 2xAA batteries and is engineered to last for 18 months. Once off the ground, Nick and Ali plan to donate 1% of their profits to the Butterfly Conservation Organisation. Ali added: “Researchers are beginning to understand how air pollution can affect the brain and the mind and Imperial College London have highlighted the lifelong impact of air pollution. Not only can it have negative affects on fertility levels but can lead to an increased risk of asthma in children and later in life stroke, dementia and cancer. We need to be aware of what’s in our air and how we can improve it and that is where Sapho comes in.” The Department for Environment Draft Air Quality Strategy revealed that indoor air features higher levels of carbon monoxide and PM2.5 as a result of activities such as cooking, cleaning products and wood-fired stoves. London Imperial College’s Environment Research Group has examined a large range of research published from the past ten years as part of the Royal College of Physicians report ‘Every breath we take: the lifelong impact of air pollution’, showing the impact high levels of C02 can have on brain health. Related Articles