Clarity offers a full-service ambient air quality monitoring solution, with unmatched hardware, software, and customer support. Used in more than 70 countries around the world, Clarity's Sensing-as-a-Service solution empowers you with continuous air pollution measurement and accurate air quality data — so you can focus on the important work.
Request a DemoGet a QuoteEach air quality measurement point's annual data license covers everything you need to cost-effectively measure air quality at scale, including:
Self-powered Clarity Node-S air quality monitoring hardware measures PM2.5 and NO2 and serves as a platform for additional modules such as Wind, Black Carbon, and Ozone
Data access via Clarity Dashboard, REST API, and Clarity OpenMap to visualize air pollutant levels
Dedicated account manager for air quality monitoring project and data support
Our core technology — the Clarity Node-S — has been re-imagined and re-engineered to vastly expand the capabilities of our air quality monitoring solution.
With Clarity Modules, the Node-S is now a platform for scalable air quality measurements beyond particulate matter and nitrogen dioxide — helping you derive more complete air quality insights than ever before.
Clarity’s flagship particulate matter (PM2.5) and nitrogen dioxide (NO2) monitor is self-powered, FCC/CE certified, UV-resistant, and weatherproof. A truly self-sufficient IoT air quality monitoring system with solar harvesting, internal battery, and global cellular communications, the Clarity Node-S accommodates site-specific requirements according to the customer’s needs, not the other way around.
In fact, we’re so confident in the Node-S’s ability to amaze, our solution comes with free hardware replacements.
Our core technology — the Clarity Node-S — has been re-imagined and re-engineered to vastly expand the capabilities of our air quality monitoring solution.
With Clarity Modules, the Node-S is now a platform for scalable air quality measurements beyond particulate matter and nitrogen dioxide — helping you derive more complete air quality insights than ever before.
The Clarity Node-S measures PM2.5 and NO2. Additionally, PM1 and PM10 measurements are available dependent on the project.
Once the Node-S samples its first air quality measurements, the data are uploaded via 3G/4G LTE to the Clarity Cloud, where everything is processed and stored. Access pollutant data via the Clarity Dashboard and Clarity OpenMap web apps, or retrieve measurements and sensor data using Clarity’s REST API.
There are no extra costs associated with the Clarity Cloud. All cellular costs, data storage, and web app access are included in our service.
The Clarity Dashboard is a private air quality data visualization and management web app. Users log in with their unique account credentials to manage air quality monitors and view, plot, and download current and historical raw and calibrated data.
Clarity OpenMap is an opt-in platform for customers who wish to add their air pollution measurements to our public repository of open data. Data from Clarity and government reference monitors are displayed as an easy way to share pollutant data with the public and generate awareness.
We take security, ownership, and democracy seriously at Clarity. Here are the four pillars of our data policy we will stand by no matter what.
Clarity does not “co-own” your data. You are the sole owner of your data.
We will never share your data with third parties without your consent.
No black boxes. Everything that your Node-S measures, you see.
If you choose to, make your data public on Clarity OpenMap for easy sharing.
We’re a people-first company. That means we’re with you every step of the way, from ideation to action.
Our Environmental Project Managers are air quality experts. Every project starts with an onboarding call with a dedicated point of contact to help you define a project plan and determine how to collect and leverage meaningful air quality data.
When collocations are available, our white-box Remote Calibration eliminates the high operational costs of traditional sensor calibration with remotely calibrated data streams in real-time.
Our Remote Calibration technique has been designed to help you meet USEPA and European Union data quality objectives for air quality sensors.
Read third party evaluation reports from the world’s leading air quality equipment experts on our Resources page.
Our responsive Customer Success team is here to help with network design, management, and calibration — and to help with any other questions that come up.
In addition, our Clarity Knowledge Base is filled with how-to's and FAQs on everything there is to know about setting up and running an air quality monitoring network, Clarity's products, and understanding your data.