We’re excited to announce Andreas Sjöholm as Sensorbee’s new Chairman of the Board! With nearly two decades of experience in global finance and strategic investments, Andreas has a proven track record of driving business growth and fostering innovation. His deep expertise—from leading family offices to navigating complex cross-border financial landscapes—brings the strategic foresight Sensorbee needs for its next phase. We look forward to a close and fruitful collaboration as Andreas helps us scale both locally and globally, propelling sustainable growth in environmental monitoring solutions. Welcome aboard, Andreas !

Sensorbee is entering a new phase that calls for a different style of leadership. As a result, the company has appointed Simon Lexén, who has been with Sensorbee for 2.5 years and now takes on the responsibility as CEO, while David Löwenbrand, the former CEO, will transition to the role of CTO, focusing on his area of expertise. This change will benefit Sensorbee’s continued growth and position the group favorably for future success. Simon Lexén (CEO) and David Löwenbrand (CTO) Sensorbee

Navigating Stricter EU Environmental Regulation: Ensuring Compliance with Noise, Dust, and Vibration Standards Environmental concerns and evolving legislation are reshaping how European construction sites manage noise, dust, and vibration. Across the EU, continuous on-site monitoring is becoming vital to meet existing directives and anticipate future requirements. These developments point to a market demand for cutting-edge sensor-based solutions, such as Sensorbee, that can help construction companies remain compliant and protect public health. Under the Environmental Noise Directive Directive 2002/49/EC, Member States measure and map noise pollution, then develop action plans to reduce harmful exposure. While this directive focuses on broad noise management, some national regulations require on-site, continuous measurement when construction activities are likely to exceed certain decibel levels, often referencing EN 61672 for measurement accuracy. Dust is governed by the Ambient Air Quality Directive, which sets limits for particulate matter (PM10, PM2.5) in ambient air. Although not construction-specific, Member States often impose stricter controls on projects generating large amounts of dust, with real-time monitoring requirements informed by bodies like the European Environment Agency (EEA) and the Institute of Air Quality Management (IAQM). Vibration, though less visible, can threaten structural integrity and human comfort. Standards like ISO 4866:2010, DIN 4150 (Germany), and the SBR guidelines (Netherlands) define vibration thresholds; Directive 2002/44/EC also addresses worker health and safety, influencing on-site monitoring practices. Looking to the future, EU initiatives such as the European Green Deal and the Zero Pollution Action Plan suggest a move toward stricter, harmonized rules for noise, dust, and vibration. Although no single EU-wide regulation has yet emerged, there is a clear trend toward transparent, data-driven compliance. The UK, which has a history of stringent measures—evidenced by BS 5228, the Control of Pollution Act, and the Control of Dust and Emissions During Construction and Demolition SPG in London—often serves as a benchmark for evolving EU policy. For developers, contractors, and technology providers, real-time monitoring solutions are key to ensuring immediate detection of exceedances and quick corrective action. Solutions like Sensorbee integrate seamlessly into site operations, offering accurate measurement and instant reporting. As regulatory pressures intensify, adopting such advanced systems will be crucial for meeting compliance obligations and protecting both communities and the environment. References European Green Deal / Zero Pollution Action Plan Institute of Air Quality Management (IAQM) and European Environment Agency (EEA) Guidance on Dust Monitoring and Mitigation Directive 2002/49/EC (Environmental Noise Directive) Ambient Air Quality Directive (2008/50/EC) ISO 4866:2010 – Mechanical Vibration and Shock in Buildings DIN 4150 (Germany), SBR Guidelines (Netherlands) Directive 2002/44/EC (Worker Vibration Exposure) BS 5228-1:2009+A1:2014 and BS 5228-2:2009+A1:2014 (UK Noise and Vibration Standards) The Control of Pollution Act 1974, Sections 60 and 61 (UK) “The Control of Dust and Emissions During Construction and Demolition SPG” (London)

Abstract This paper examines the commercial viability of Sensorbee’s integrated monitoring solution for noise, dust, and vibration (NDV) within UK construction and demolition contexts. By analyzing its deployment through a partnership with Survey Solutions , a leading survey and monitoring firm employing over 200 staff across 12 offices, this study demonstrates how Sensorbee’s platform addresses key regulatory requirements, including Section 61 of the Control of Pollution Act (COPA) and BS 5228. The findings indicate that Sensorbee’s technology is not only technically robust but also financially sustainable, thereby reinforcing its broader scalability potential in European markets. Introduction The construction industry continues to face growing environmental scrutiny, particularly concerning air and noise pollution. In the United Kingdom, legislative instruments such as COPA (1974) and BS 5228 impose stringent guidelines for reducing the impact of noise, dust, and vibration on surrounding communities and ecosystems. Although numerous monitoring technologies have emerged to address these issues, many fail to integrate the three key parameters—noise, dust, and vibration—into a single, efficient platform. This paper reviews how Sensorbee’s NDV solution, when implemented in collaboration with Survey Solutions, offers a comprehensive approach to environmental compliance and site management. Methods and Implementation Sensorbee’s Air Pro 2 devices, equipped with particulate matter sensors (PM1, PM2.5, PM10) and a class-2 digital microphone, were installed at multiple Survey Solutions sites to record noise levels and dust concentrations in real-time. To address vibrations, an external triaxial sensor module was developed and connected seamlessly to Sensorbee’s core platform. Survey Solutions selected Sensorbee due to the recognized need for a modern, three-in-one monitoring system capable of generating legally defensible data. The study period extended over a full quarter (Q4), ensuring that Sensorbee’s technology was tested under varied operational conditions and construction phases. Results and Observations The deployment showed notable improvements in data accuracy, response time, and compliance workflows. Survey Solutions subsequently introduced 50 or more Sensorbee NDV devices across multiple sites, reflecting substantial commercial confidence. Further validation was observed in the firm’s decision to dedicate specialized teams—composed of sales personnel and technical leads—exclusively to Sensorbee-related projects. This commitment indicates an enduring demand within the UK market for technology that efficiently captures noise, dust, and vibration data while aligning with local regulations. Additionally, Survey Solutions ’ collaboration with SCCS (a part of Hexagon Group with revenues exceeding €5 billion) underscores Sensorbee’s credibility among high-value global partners. Discussion Sensorbee addresses an important gap in the environmental compliance market by integrating three separate monitoring processes into a single platform. Previous solutions have often required clients to work with multiple suppliers, resulting in fragmented data and challenges in regulatory reporting. Sensorbee’s single solution consolidates data streams, automates reporting, and provides immediate alerts for exceedances of thresholds specified in Section 61 or BS 5228. This efficiency is particularly relevant for large-scale construction or demolition activities where swift action can avert environmental harm and legal repercussions. Survey Solutions’ endorsement, accompanied by tangible personnel investments and the expansion to additional distributors, highlights the system’s resilience and value proposition. Conclusion The partnership between Sensorbee and Survey Solutions serves as a compelling case study for the commercial and operational efficacy of an integrated NDV monitoring system. The successful rollout of over 50 devices across diverse UK sites demonstrates Sensorbee’s technical robustness, rapid scalability, and strategic fit within existing regulatory frameworks. Evidence from this deployment further indicates potential for broader adoption, particularly in European regions instituting parallel or stricter environmental guidelines. The observed interest from large-scale industry stakeholders, including SCCS , confirms Sensorbee’s viability as a sustainable, high-impact solution for contemporary environmental monitoring challenges.

Keeping up with environmental laws is crucial for businesses in construction, demolition, mining, and other industries. Two important regulations are COPA and BS 5228. Understanding these laws and how to comply with them can protect your company from fines and help safeguard the environment. Sensorbee makes this easier with our reliable NDV (Noise, Dust, Vibration) monitoring sensors. What Are COPA and BS 5228? COPA (Control of Pollution Act) : This is a law in the United Kingdom designed to reduce pollution and protect the environment. It sets limits on noise, dust, and other pollutants that businesses can release into the air. COPA helps ensure that industrial activities do not harm people or nature. BS 5228 : This is a British Standard that provides guidelines for controlling noise at work and in the environment. It helps companies measure and manage noise levels to keep them within safe limits. BS 5228 is important for protecting workers’ hearing and reducing noise pollution in communities. Why Compliance Matters Following COPA and BS 5228 is not just about avoiding fines. It also shows that your company cares about the environment and the well-being of people nearby. Compliance helps: Protect Health : Reducing noise, dust, and vibrations keeps workers and nearby residents healthier. Maintain Reputation: Being environmentally responsible builds trust with clients and the community. Ensure Smooth Operations : Avoiding legal issues means fewer interruptions to your projects. How Sensorbee Helps You Comply Sensorbee offers easy-to-use NDV sensors that help your company meet the requirements of COPA and BS 5228. Here’s how: Real-Time Monitoring : Our sensors continuously track noise, dust, and vibration levels. This means you always know what’s happening on your site and can address any issues immediately. Accurate Data : Sensorbee provides precise measurements, ensuring that the data you collect meets the strict standards of COPA and BS 5228. Instant Alerts : If noise, dust, or vibrations go beyond the allowed limits, our system sends alerts right away. This allows you to take quick action to stay compliant. Easy Integration : Sensorbee sensors can be easily added to your current systems. You don’t need to change how you work to start using our monitoring tools. Accessible Information : All the data from Sensorbee is available on user-friendly dashboards. This makes it simple for managers and compliance officers to review and report on environmental conditions. Trusted Solution : Companies like Survey Solutions in the UK and major projects in Venice trust Sensorbee for their environmental monitoring needs. Our sensors are proven to work well in different settings. Where Sensorbee Is Available Sensorbee is used in many countries, especially where COPA and BS 5228 are in place, such as the United Kingdom and parts of Europe. Additionally, countries around the world are starting to implement similar environmental regulations. This means Sensorbee is ready to help businesses globally meet their environmental standards. Growing Global Standards More countries are adopting strict environmental laws similar to COPA and BS 5228. As governments become more focused on protecting the environment, the demand for reliable monitoring solutions like Sensorbee is increasing. Whether you are in North America, Asia, or anywhere else, Sensorbee can support your compliance efforts. Conclusion Staying compliant with environmental regulations like COPA and BS 5228 is essential for any business that impacts the environment. Sensorbee makes it easy with our reliable NDV monitoring sensors. By providing real-time data, accurate measurements, and instant alerts, we help your company meet and maintain these important standards. Protect your business, the environment, and the community with Sensorbee. For more information on how Sensorbee can help your company comply with environmental regulations, visit our website or contact our team today.

Off-Grid Construction Site Off-Grid Construction Site Monitoring. Construction and demolition sites are dynamic environments, often located far from reliable power sources, yet they generate significant air pollution that demands continuous oversight. Dust, emissions, and noise from heavy machinery pose risks to worker safety, nearby communities, and environmental compliance. Traditional monitoring systems, which rely on grid power or frequent battery changes, struggle to keep up with the demands of remote or temporary sites. But what if there was a way to maintain 24/7 environmental oversight—without trenches, cables, or costly maintenance?   Enter solar-powered air quality sensors, a breakthrough in sustainable monitoring. By harnessing sunlight, these sensors operate entirely off-grid, eliminating the need for external power while delivering uninterrupted data collection. Imagine a rugged, wireless device installed at the edge of a mining site or atop a high-rise construction project, quietly gathering real-time insights on dust levels, noise pollution, and harmful gases. Rain or shine, day or night, solar energy ensures these sensors never miss a critical pollution event—whether it’s a dust storm at midnight or emissions spikes during peak activity hours.   The advantages go beyond reliability. Solar-powered systems drastically reduce installation complexity and long-term costs. Instead of digging trenches for power lines or dispatching crews for battery swaps, companies can deploy sensors in minutes and relocate them as sites evolve. For example, a sensor placed near a crusher one week can be moved to a material storage area the next, providing flexible, site-wide coverage. This agility is invaluable for construction managers juggling tight deadlines and shifting priorities.   But not all solar-powered sensors are created equal. Sensorbee’s Air Pro Solar stands out with its ability to monitor multiple parameters—from PM1 to PM10 particulate matter and noise levels to ground vibrations—all in one compact unit. Integrated cellular connectivity transmits data to centralized dashboards, enabling real-time alerts when pollution thresholds are breached. Picture a site supervisor receiving an instant notification about rising dust levels, allowing them to adjust operations or deploy mitigations before violations occur. This proactive approach not only ensures compliance with regulations like the EU’s strict emission standards but also builds trust with communities concerned about air quality impacts.   What truly sets solar-driven monitoring apart is its sustainability. Traditional systems, tethered to the grid or disposable batteries, create ongoing environmental costs. In contrast, Sensorbee’s solar solution aligns with the growing demand for eco-conscious practices in construction and heavy industry. By eliminating reliance on fossil-fuel-generated electricity and reducing waste from battery replacements, companies can shrink their carbon footprint while safeguarding air quality.   The impact extends beyond compliance. Continuous data empowers teams to identify trends, optimize workflows, and demonstrate transparency. For instance, a mining company in a remote area could use historical data to prove adherence to environmental permits, avoiding fines and project delays. Meanwhile, urban developers might share real-time air quality metrics with residents, fostering goodwill and collaboration.   In a world where environmental accountability is non-negotiable, solar-powered sensors are no longer optional—they’re essential. Sensorbee’s technology offers a future-proof solution, blending cutting-edge innovation with practicality. Whether monitoring a highway expansion in the mountains or a wind farm on the coast, these devices deliver precision without compromise.   Ready to revolutionize how your site manages environmental oversight? Sensorbee’s solar-powered Air Pro sensors provide the durability, flexibility, and sustainability modern projects demand. Visit www.sensorbee.com to discover how off-grid monitoring can protect your team, your community, and your bottom line.   Contact: Simon Lexén +4679-104 00 07 simon@sensorbee.com

In today’s world, everyone talks about artificial intelligence (AI) and big data. But at Sensorbee, we don’t just talk about these technologies—we know how to use them to make a real difference. Our mission is to help communities and businesses breathe cleaner air and create safer environments by using smart technology to monitor and improve air quality, weather conditions, noise, dust, and vibrations. Sensorbee Air Pro 2 - Sveavägen, Stockholm Making Environmental Monitoring Easy and Affordable Traditional environmental monitoring systems can be expensive and difficult to set up. This makes it hard for many areas to get the information they need to tackle pollution and other environmental issues. Sensorbee changes this by offering affordable, high-precision sensors that are easy to install anywhere. Whether it’s in urban areas, construction sites, ports, or airports, our sensors provide real-time data to help you understand and manage your environment better. Harnessing the Power of Big Data Big data means collecting and analyzing large amounts of information. At Sensorbee, we use big data to gather detailed information from our sensors placed all around your area. This vast amount of data helps us see patterns and trends in pollution and environmental conditions. But raw data can sometimes be messy, with missing points or errors. That’s why we take extra steps to clean and polish our data, ensuring it is accurate and reliable. Cleaning and Polishing Data for Accuracy To provide the best information, Sensorbee cleans and polishes the data collected by our sensors. This process involves: Removing Missing Data Points:  We find and fill in any gaps in our data to make sure we have a complete picture of the environment. Polishing Data:  We refine the data to eliminate any mistakes or inconsistencies, ensuring that the information you receive is precise and trustworthy. By cleaning and polishing our data, we make sure that the environmental information you get is accurate and dependable. Understanding Data with Advanced AI Having clean data is just the first step. To make sense of all this information, we use advanced AI and machine learning (ML) techniques. These technologies help us: Analyze Trends:  AI can spot patterns in environmental data that might be hard to see otherwise. Predict Future Conditions:  Using ML, we can forecast weather and pollution levels, helping communities prepare for potential issues. Identify Pollution Sources:  AI helps us determine where pollution is coming from, so we can target those areas for improvement. With AI, Sensorbee turns big data into meaningful insights that drive effective environmental management. Reporting and Managing Incidents with AI When environmental issues arise, quick and accurate reporting is crucial. Sensorbee uses AI to make this process faster and more efficient: Incident Detection:  Our AI systems monitor environmental data in real-time to detect any sudden changes or problems. Automated Reporting:   Once an incident is detected, AI automatically generates reports detailing what happened, where, and why. Actionable Insights:  These reports provide clear information that helps communities and authorities take immediate action to address the problem. By using AI for incident reporting, Sensorbee ensures that responses to environmental issues are swift and informed. Our Products: Smart Solutions for Every Need Sensorbee offers a range of products designed to meet different environmental monitoring needs: Air Quality Sensors:  Monitor pollutants in the air to help improve health and safety in your community. Weather Stations:   Track weather conditions to better understand how they affect your environment. Construction Monitoring:  Keep construction sites safe by tracking noise, dust, and vibrations. Customized Solutions (Sensorbee On Request):  We work with you to create a tailored environmental monitoring system that fits your specific requirements, whether you need to monitor air quality, weather, noise, dust, vibrations, or any combination of these. Why Choose Sensorbee? Sensorbee stands out because we combine flexibility, affordability, and ease of use in our environmental monitoring solutions. Here’s why you should choose us: Affordable Solutions:   Our cost-effective sensors make it easy to monitor the environment without breaking the budget. Smart Predictions:  Our AI models provide accurate forecasts, helping you stay ahead of potential environmental issues. Comprehensive Data Management:  From collecting big data to cleaning, analyzing, and reporting, we handle every step to deliver clear and actionable information. Expert Support:   Our team works closely with you to develop the perfect monitoring setup for your needs. Empowering Communities and Driving Change Access to precise, real-time environmental data empowers communities to take control of their surroundings. Sensorbee’s sensors provide up-to-the-minute information, allowing residents and organizations to see the environmental conditions in their area right now. This transparency helps people understand how their actions affect the environment and encourages them to make healthier and more sustainable choices. Join Sensorbee in Creating a Healthier Future Environmental pollution and other issues pose serious risks to health and safety. But with the right tools and technology, we can make a difference. Sensorbee combines big data, affordable sensors, and advanced AI to provide powerful solutions for monitoring and improving the environment. By using our smart technology, communities and businesses can take proactive steps to ensure cleaner, healthier air and safer environments for everyone. Don’t just talk about AI and big data—use them to create real change. Join us at Sensorbee and be part of the movement towards a healthier and cleaner world. Together, we can make the air we breathe and the environments we live in better for all. Contact Sensorbee today to learn how our innovative solutions can help your community achieve cleaner air and a safer environment.

With the new Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), stricter requirements are being introduced for companies within the EU to report on their sustainability performance. The directive aims to increase transparency and comparability in sustainability reporting, which means that companies must detail their environmental impact. This is where Sensorbee can play a key role. What Requirements Are Imposed? The CSRD requires companies to report on several environmental aspects, including: Climate Change:  Measurement of greenhouse gas emissions and energy usage. Pollution:  Emissions to air, water, and land, as well as noise and vibrations. Resource Usage:  Efficient management of water and materials for a circular economy. Environmental Sensors and Accurate Measurements Although the CSRD does not specify that environmental sensors must be used for data collection, the increased requirements for precise and verifiable information present an opportunity for companies to invest in better measurement tools. To meet the requirements for: Accurate Measurements:  Sensorbee’s solutions provide precise data on air quality, noise, and vibrations, enhancing the quality of the company’s reporting. Continuous Monitoring:  With real-time data from Sensorbee, companies can quickly identify and address environmental issues. Efficiency:  Automated data collection reduces the need for manual labor and minimizes errors. Sensorbee as a Key Partner With the increased requirements for sustainability reporting, more companies will need robust and reliable solutions for environmental monitoring. Sensorbee’s all-in-one solutions for monitoring air, noise, and vibrations can help companies to: Comply with Legal Requirements:  by delivering necessary and accurate data in a simple and cost-effective manner. Improve Environmental Performance:  by identifying areas for improvement and tracking actions. Increase Transparency and Trust:  by providing reliable and verifiable data to stakeholders. By meeting these needs, Sensorbee can position itself as a strategic partner for companies navigating the new requirements under the CSRD.

Hydrogen sulphide (H2S) can pose a serious environmental risk and often causes strong and disruptive odours. Detecting and measuring H2S at very low levels is crucial for tracking emission sources, ensuring compliance with local environmental regulations, and protecting both workplace safety and nearby communities. With Sensorbee’s advanced environmental monitoring technology, this is now possible in real time. H2S Monitoring Solutions Sensorbee offers a comprehensive solution for monitoring hydrogen sulphide and other critical environmental parameters, such as noise, dust, vibration, and gases. Our sensors can measure H2S at levels below the odour detection threshold (~100ppb), providing early warnings before issues arise. With real-time data readings and alert systems, companies can set thresholds and ensure adherence to local environmental standards. Flexible and Reliable Solutions Our sensors are designed for quick and easy deployment across various sites, from industrial facilities to landfill boundaries. They are solar-powered and equipped with mobile communication, making them flexible and deployable wherever needed. Sensorbee also offers a secure cloud platform for data collection and analysis, giving full access via web or API. H2S Monitoring in Harsh Conditions Sensorbee has successfully monitored H2S across a wide range of applications, from facility boundaries to large industrial projects in different climates. Our sensors are used at locations such as landfills, oil and gas facilities, and wastewater treatment plants to monitor and manage emissions, helping prevent potential risks and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements. Monitoring at Data Centers and Industrial Sites Hydrogen sulphide can also damage sensitive copper components at data centers, and we have seen increasing demand for H2S monitoring in this sector. By monitoring and managing emissions, companies can reduce the risk of equipment damage and protect their operations. Real-Time Data for Better Decision-Making Deploying Sensorbee’s sensors along the boundaries of facilities such as landfills or industrial sites allows operators to receive real-time data on H2S emissions and other harmful substances like SO2 and CO2. Combining sensor data with wind speed and direction information enables quick identification of pollution sources, helping to protect the surrounding environment. Support and Flexibility All Sensorbee solutions are tailored to the specific needs of our customers, and we provide full support for every installation. With our robust and scalable monitoring systems, we help ensure your operations meet the demands of modern environmental compliance. For more information on how Sensorbee can assist with monitoring H2S and other environmental parameters, contact our team today.

Sensorbee is committed to providing innovative solutions for environmental monitoring. The Air Pro 2 is our latest all-in-one air quality monitoring device that now includes an integrated digital microphone. This addition allows for simultaneous monitoring of air quality and environmental noise, offering a more holistic understanding of environmental conditions. Expanding the Scope of Environmental Data Environmental data is crucial for understanding the complex interactions between various factors affecting our surroundings. The integrated microphone in the Air Pro 2 enables the collection of ambient noise data, including pulsation noise—a rhythmic variation in sound pressure often associated with industrial machinery or urban environments. By capturing this data, the Air Pro 2 helps identify noise pollution sources and contributes to comprehensive environmental assessments. Key Features of the Integrated Microphone Wide Frequency Range (0 Hz – 10 kHz):  Captures a broad spectrum of environmental sounds, including low-frequency pulsation noise and higher-frequency urban noise. Dynamic Range (35 – 100 dBA):  Detects a wide range of sound levels, from subtle background noise to louder disturbances. Optimized Sensitivity:   Engineered for high-quality sound capture within the specified frequency and dynamic ranges, ensuring accurate data collection. Real-Time Digital Signal Processing (DSP):   Processes sound data instantly for immediate analysis and response. Robust Design (IP57 Rated):   Built to operate reliably in various environmental conditions, including exposure to dust and water. Importance of Noise Monitoring in Environmental Data Noise pollution is an often-overlooked aspect of environmental health. Chronic exposure to high noise levels can have detrimental effects on human health, wildlife, and overall quality of life. By integrating noise monitoring into the Air Pro 2, Sensorbee enables users to: Identify Noise Pollution Sources:   Detect and locate sources of excessive noise, such as industrial equipment or heavy traffic. Assess Environmental Impact:  Evaluate the cumulative effects of noise pollution in conjunction with air quality data. Inform Policy and Regulation:   Provide evidence-based data to support environmental regulations and urban planning decisions aimed at reducing noise pollution. Seamless Integration for Comprehensive Monitoring The Air Pro 2's integrated microphone works in harmony with its air quality sensors, which measure parameters like particulate matter (PM1, PM2.5, PM10), volatile organic compounds (VOCs), nitrogen oxides (NOx), and more. This seamless integration allows for: Unified Data Collection:   Gather all relevant environmental data through a single device, simplifying deployment and maintenance. Correlated Analysis:   Cross-reference air quality data with noise levels to identify patterns and correlations, enhancing the understanding of environmental dynamics. Real-Time Reporting:   Access up-to-date information through Sensorbee's intuitive web interface, enabling timely responses to environmental concerns. User-Friendly and Flexible Deployment Designed with ease of use in mind, the Air Pro 2 offers: Easy Installation:   Compact and lightweight design allows for quick setup in various locations, from urban centers to industrial sites. Remote Management:  Monitor and configure devices remotely via the web interface, reducing the need for on-site maintenance. Scalability:   Easily expand your monitoring network by adding more Air Pro 2 units, each equipped with the integrated microphone for comprehensive coverage. Contributing to a Healthier Environment By providing detailed environmental data, including noise levels, the Air Pro 2 empowers governments, businesses, and communities to make informed decisions. Whether it's planning new infrastructure, enforcing environmental regulations, or conducting scientific research, the comprehensive data collected helps: Improve Public Health:   Mitigate factors that contribute to health issues like respiratory problems and stress-related conditions. Enhance Quality of Life:  Create quieter, cleaner spaces for people to live and work. Protect Wildlife:   Understand and reduce the impact of noise and air pollution on local ecosystems. Conclusion The integration of a high-quality digital microphone into the Sensorbee Air Pro 2 marks a significant advancement in environmental monitoring technology. By capturing detailed ambient noise data alongside comprehensive air quality metrics, the Air Pro 2 provides a richer, more complete picture of environmental conditions. This holistic approach aligns with Sensorbee's mission to secure a healthier future for all by making environmental monitoring more accessible, efficient, and effective.

The  Sensorbee Air Pro 2  is a cutting-edge solution designed for comprehensive air quality and  Noise, Dust, and Vibration (NDV)  monitoring. It provides robust performance across diverse environments, enabling users to track and analyze a wide array of environmental parameters critical to maintaining air quality and workplace safety, particularly in industrial and construction settings. Here are the key capabilities and applications of the Sensorbee Air Pro 2: Advanced Environmental & NDV Monitoring Noise, Dust, and Vibration (NDV) : The Air Pro 2 tracks these critical parameters, making it ideal for construction sites and industrial settings where monitoring these factors is crucial for safety and compliance. Measures particulate matter (PM1, PM2.5, and PM10) with optical particle counters, giving accurate insights into air pollution. Tracks temperature, humidity, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and NOx levels, offering a complete view of air quality. Solar-Powered Operation Equipped with solar power capabilities, the Air Pro 2 operates independently of traditional power sources, making it eco-friendly and suitable for remote or off-grid locations. An internal 17Ah battery ensures uninterrupted performance, even in challenging environmental conditions. Seamless Data Transmission Transmits real-time data, including NDV metrics, over modern LTE-M or NB-IoT networks to the Sensorbee Cloud, allowing for remote management and instant insights. Compatible with additional communication modules like WiFi, LoRaWAN, and 4G, ensuring flexibility in data transmission across different environments. Durable Design for Harsh Environments Built with robust polyamide materials, the Air Pro 2 is designed to withstand extreme weather, industrial, and construction conditions, ideal for monitoring NDV data. With an operating temperature range of -20°C to +60°C and humidity tolerance up to 99%, it provides reliable performance across varied climates. User-Friendly Interface and Integration The device can be easily managed through Sensorbee’s intuitive web-based dashboard, offering users control over their entire monitoring system, including NDV data. External sensor ports allow for custom setups and integration with third-party Modbus sensors, making the device highly versatile. Application Areas: Urban Air Quality & NDV Management  Ideal for monitoring pollution levels and NDV metrics in urban environments to ensure regulatory compliance and mitigate the impacts of pollution and industrial activities on public health. Industrial and Construction Site NDV Monitoring  The Air Pro 2's ability to track gases, particulates, noise, dust, and vibrations makes it the perfect solution for industrial and construction sites where NDV and environmental oversight are critical for safety and compliance. Public Health and Safety  Provides real-time NDV and air quality data crucial for informing health and safety policies, especially in construction and urban areas, ensuring timely interventions to protect both workers and communities. The   Sensorbee Air Pro 2  is a versatile and reliable solution that integrates  NDV monitoring  with traditional air quality analysis, making it indispensable for industries where environmental compliance and safety are paramount. Its advanced capabilities, seamless connectivity, and robust design ensure optimal performance across multiple sectors.

Introduction With the rapid growth of construction across the UK and heightened public awareness of environmental impacts, the importance of effectively monitoring construction sites has never been more critical. This blog post explores why consistent monitoring is essential, highlights the role of advanced monitoring technologies, and guides you on setting up effective practices to ensure your projects are safe, compliant, and efficient. Why Monitor Construction Sites? Monitoring construction sites is crucial for several reasons: Environmental Protection:  Construction activities can significantly impact local air quality due to the release of dust and other particulates. Effective monitoring ensures emissions stay within safe limits, protecting both the environment and public health. Regulatory Compliance:  Regulations like Section 61 of the Control of Pollution Act 1974 mandate the minimization of noise, vibration, and dust. Compliance helps avoid legal repercussions and demonstrates a commitment to sustainable construction practices. Community Relations:  Proactive monitoring can help manage relationships with the local community. Addressing potential issues early can prevent complaints and enhance the public perception of your project. Innovative Monitoring Technologies The latest advancements in monitoring technology provide comprehensive solutions that integrate seamlessly into construction operations, offering real-time data on noise, vibration, and dust levels. These technologies are crucial for maintaining compliance and addressing potential issues swiftly. Setting Up Your Monitoring System Implementing an effective monitoring system involves several key steps: Before Construction Begins:  Secure all necessary permissions and consents to demonstrate your commitment to minimizing environmental impacts from the outset. Choosing the Right Equipment:  Select appropriate monitoring equipment based on the scale and nature of your project. Factors like proximity to residential areas and specific construction activities should influence your choices. Strategic Placement:  Install monitors strategically around your construction site or near sensitive areas to ensure accurate data collection, following guidelines for optimal placement. Utilizing Data to Enhance Site Management With access to real-time monitoring data, you can: Respond Quickly to Issues:  Immediate alerts enable you to address potential problems before they escalate, allowing for quick adjustments in work practices if needed. Adjust Operations Based on Trends:  Continuous data analysis helps understand how different construction phases impact the local environment, facilitating better planning and mitigation strategies. Conclusion Effective environmental monitoring is a critical component of modern construction management. It not only ensures compliance with regulations but also improves efficiency, safety, and community relations. By integrating advanced monitoring technologies, construction companies can lead in sustainable practices and enhance operational success. For more information on integrating comprehensive monitoring solutions into your projects, visit our website or contact our expert team today. Start monitoring your construction site today to ensure it is as safe, efficient, and compliant as possible. Embrace the future of construction with smart technology! This version keeps the focus on the importance of monitoring and the benefits it brings, without tying it to any specific products, allowing you to adapt it more freely for Sensorbee's NDV sensors