As part of our work here at AirQ we’ve been measuring air quality at locations around Toronto, we’ve done so at nearly 400 unique locations including restaurants, cafés, retail stores, banks, grocery stores and more. Doing so helps us build our understanding of how air quality is affected by various…

As we approach another Covid19 lockdown in Ontario, share a thought or prayer for the thousands of restaurants, small retail and other establishments that have, for months, been treated like yo-yo’s, albeit yo-yo’s that are getting closer and closer to losing momentum and falling to the ground. They are the…

“We need to manage the pandemic with data and evidence, not fear.” Summary Imagine you have the unthinkably bad luck to wander into a restaurant where all the other customers are infected with COVID-19. How likely are you to become infected from the air in that space if you dine there…

October 5, 2020 TORONTO, ON CANADA — AirQ, a newly launched brand focused on indoor air quality measurement, has shipped its first product — an all-in-one sensor that assists organizations in their back-to-work plans, during and post pandemic. The first production batch of sensors was pre-sold, and is being shipped…

August 18, 2020 TORONTO, ON CANADA — Good Robot Monitoring Inc. (“Good Robot”) a research company specializing in new product development and market entry consulting, has announced a new extension of its business into indoor air quality measurement. The newly branded entity, AirQ will offer a solution for those who…

When facing a virus without a cure, you should leave no stone unturned in your efforts to fight it. In early February, I learned how ultraviolet (UV-C) light was being used as a tool for disinfection in Wuhan, China. This sounded like a tactic worth exploring, especially as my company…

You won’t remember this Pandemic accurately. When you look back upon this time you’ll have forgotten the pure uncertainty of this moment. Hindsight re-organizes the undecipherable into clear obvious stories about the past. We’ll assure ourselves that what happened next was predictable, even “inevitable”. …