This regulatory push is complemented by the growing adoption of IoT-enabled air quality networks in smart cities, which require dense deployment of low-cost, low-power NO₂ monitors.
Proliferation of smart city projects and IoT air quality networks, requiring dense deployment of compact, low-power NO₂ monitors.
Other Applications (estimated share: 10%) Other applications for NO₂ monitors include environmental research, smart city deployments, and indoor air quality monitoring in public buildings.
Additionally, indoor air quality monitoring in schools, hospitals, and offices will gain traction as building codes evolve.
Air quality monitoring is gaining importance due to rapid urbanization and industrial growth.