Air Quality Evaluator using Arduino

Abstract

Air pollution has a negative impact on our ability to do daily tasks and on our standard of living. Ecosystems and human well-being are under danger. Recent years have seen a notable increase in heavy industry, leaving it even more important to monitor air quality. When it comes to air quality, individuals must be aware of how much control they have. This study proposes a network of sensors to track changes in the air. The Arduino was employed as the platform's microcontroller. The purpose of the air pollution surveillance systems is to continuously track and record data on the state of the air around a certain location and upload that information to a central server for safekeeping and online access. Parts-per-million measures used to quantify pollution levels, and the results were evaluated in Microsoft Excel. The system's ability to monitor air quality as planned worked as intended. The results were displayed on the bespoke hardware's ui and were also stored in the cloud, where they could be accessed by anybody with a smartphone.