IoT sensors for smart cities, such as Bettair, are essential for improving air quality and making smart cities a sustainable model. In this context, dnota has been awarded the project to install Bettair sensors in Las Rozas de Madrid, combining innovative technology and award-winning accuracy.
Bettair: The Most Accurate and Innovative Air Sensors
Bettair sensors have been recognised by AIRLAB as the world’s most accurate air quality sensors. In addition, their recognition as the most innovative technology by the European Air Quality Association positions them as the undisputed leader in smart city solutions.
With this technology, Las Rozas will have a real-time air quality monitoring platform capable of detecting key pollutants and providing reliable data for decision-making. This initiative reinforces the municipality’s commitment to sustainability and public health.
Why IoT sensors are key for smart cities
Measuring air quality is critical to ensuring public health and well-being. Without accurate data, it is impossible to identify pollution hotspots and take corrective action. Smart city IoT sensors, such as Bettair, stand out for their
Real-time detection: Up-to-date information on pollutants such as PM2.5 and PM10 particles.
IoT compactness: Easy integration with city technology platforms.
Award-winning accuracy: Recognised as the most accurate on the market.
These advances not only benefit Las Rozas, but are a step towards a sustainable future for all smart cities.
Technological updating and environmental commitment
The work also includes upgrading the software and hardware systems used in the monitoring network. This will ensure that the data collected is accurate and available for analysis in real time. This is essential to ensure a timely response to any increase in pollution levels. This ensures the health and well-being of airport staff and passengers.
The award of this air quality monitoring service confirms Dnota’s commitment to environmental protection and public health. With its expertise and advanced technology, Dnota will make a significant contribution to improving air quality. This is particularly important in one of Barcelona’s most important infrastructures.
Las Rozas: A step forward as a smart city
Las Rozas, a few kilometres from Madrid, is a benchmark for quality of life and dynamism. However, urban growth and vehicle traffic pose challenges in terms of air quality. The installation of Bettair’s IoT sensors for Smart Cities will make it possible to identify the most affected areas, improve urban planning and protect the health of the inhabitants.
Thanks to this technology, the city will join the list of smart cities that integrate technological innovation into their sustainable development. This project will serve as an example for other cities seeking effective solutions to their environmental challenges.
Benefits for Las Rozas and other smart cities
- Accurate, real-time measurement: Enables immediate response to pollution problems.
- Public education and awareness: Campaigns based on reliable data to encourage responsible behaviour.
- Sustainable planning: Identification of critical areas for specific action.
- A model for other cities: Positioning Las Rozas as a benchmark in urban environmental management.
dnota and Bettair: Innovation in the service of sustainability
This project reflects dnota’s commitment to protecting the environment and promoting smart cities. The combination of technical expertise and award-winning technology ensures that Las Rozas is equipped to lead the change towards cleaner, healthier air.
In the words of the dnota team, “With Bettair sensors, Las Rozas is moving towards a sustainable city model where air quality is at the centre of strategic decisions”.
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