Look after the air you breathe, protect your people and receive rewards
Air pollution kills 9 million people every year. Currently, we have too few air quality sensors on the ground, meaning a lot of local pollution hotspots are not detected. By deploying one or more sensors, you will help us fight air pollution while earning rewards.
Help us deliver hyperlocal air quality data in real-time
Minimize exposure to pollutants for yourself and people around you
Planet tokens will soon be redeemable for cool products and services
Meet people from all over the world looking after our Planet
Get a PlanetWatch-compliant sensor. You can buy it from any vendor.
Purchase a PlanetWatch license corresponding to your sensor type.
Follow our instructions to activate your license and connect your sensor.
Read the White Paper to learn more abouthow our network works, the rewards, and the overall scope of the project. This is an important step before purchasing a sensor or a license.
PlanetWatch-compliant sensors serve various purposes: the static ones for outdoor and indoor air quality monitoring and the portable ones that can follow you around. Choose the one that best suits your needs.
Licenses are used to connect the sensors to our network. There is one license for each type of sensor - make sure you choose the correct type when purchasing yours.
PlanetWatchers receive rewards by sending air quality data through their sensors to the PlanetWatch network. There are two different types of rewards.
Depending on the type of sensor you have and the number of streams you send to the PlanetWatch network per day, you will receive a certain amount of Planet tokens.
If the data of a pixel where you deployed a sensor is sold to a public or private organization through our API, you will receive a portion of the profit.
To learn more about the rewards, read the White Paper.
📢 API v0.5 – Release Notes We are excited to announce that we have just released the v0.5 of our API. This version introduces a range of enhancements and new features that will elevate the data retrieval experience and enable the redistribution of Planets to sensor owners after each data sale, according to our White … Continue reading "PlanetWatch API v0.5 – Release Notes"
UK-based software company Metrikus to partner with PlanetWatch for outdoor air quality data integration Metrikus will leverage PlanetWatch’s real-time outdoor air quality data to offer its clients enhanced environmental and building efficiency monitoring. PlanetWatch is pleased to announce a new partnership with Metrikus, a UK-based software company. The partnership aims to provide valuable environmental data … Continue reading "UK-based software company Metrikus to partner with PlanetWatch for outdoor air quality data integration"
PlanetWatch supporting Envision Racing to monitor air quality during Formula E races PlanetWatch, built on the Algorand protocol, is collaborating with Envision Racing, one of the top teams in the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship, to allow them to monitor air quality at races around the world, including Berlin, Monaco, Jakarta, Portland, Rome, and … Continue reading "PlanetWatch supporting Envision Racing to monitor air quality during Formula E races"
The effect of air pollution on ecosystems and biodiversity Air pollution is a major environmental issue that affects ecosystems and biodiversity in many ways. It is caused by the release of harmful substances into the atmosphere, such as carbon dioxide, nitrogen oxides, sulfur dioxide, and particulate matter. These pollutants can have a range of negative … Continue reading "The effect of air pollution on ecosystems and biodiversity"
PlanetWatch to provide leading European universities with hyperlocal air quality data PlanetWatch is signing agreements with the Complutense University of Madrid and the University of Hamburg to provide researchers with access to PlanetWatch’s hyperlocal air quality data. Researchers will analyze both indoor and outdoor data, with a focus on those collected during last year’s dust … Continue reading "PlanetWatch to provide leading European universities with hyperlocal air quality data"
Subscribe to have the latest updates delivered to your inbox
By registering, you agree with the processing of your personal data by PlanetWatch as described in our Privacy Policy. Your personal data will not be distributed or sold to third parties.
Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website. These cookies do not store any personal information.
Any cookies that may not be particularly necessary for the website to function and is used specifically to collect user personal data via analytics, ads, other embedded contents are termed as non-necessary cookies. It is mandatory to procure user consent prior to running these cookies on your website.
