What if you could see the pollution in our air with the naked eye?

An air quality app working on the Meta Raybans and smartphones. It shows you the air quality in your location, using PM2.5, NO2 and ozone levels, and displays floating particles to visualize them. We worked with the Residents Association in Rectory Road, London, and were sponsored by Breathe London — supported by the Mayor of London and Bloomberg Philanthropies, to create the smartphone version of Airmeter. We're now expanding the smartphone version of Airmeter to include all 200 air quality monitors installed throughout London, and building a smartglasses version for the Meta Ray-Bans, so the invisible becomes part of how you see the world, every day.

Airmeter on iPhone

Airmeter is available now on iPhone and iPad. A Meta Ray-Bans version is in development.

Airmeter AR pollution overlay in East London Airmeter showing PM2.5 data in augmented reality Airmeter air quality visualisation