Find out how Clarity customers are making an impact with air quality Sensing-as-a-Service
170+ Node-S sensors are deployed across Yerevan, making it one of the most extensive city-run air quality sensor networks in Europe. The sensors are strategically placed, with a focus on construction.
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Strumica, a municipality in southeastern North Macedonia, faces one of the country's most critical air quality challenges. They deployed a network of Node-S air quality sensors to raise awareness.
The Royal Automobile Club of Western Australia decided to take a stand against air pollution by investing in a cutting-edge air quality monitoring network to keep members and the public informed.
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In partnership with the Coalition for Clean Air and Clarity Movement, LA Unified launched the Know Your Air quality monitoring network, consisting of 200+ Clarity Node-S air pollution sensors.
The ABEC Air Quality Initiative shows that with the right tools and commitment, we can combat the invisible killer that is air pollution — learn how air quality sensors are used in Almaty & Bishkek.
NIWA has pioneered the use of dense air quality sensor networks to uncover block-by-block air pollution patterns within towns across New Zealand.
London battles toxic air pollution, but now Breathe London pioneers a new model - engaging citizens, coordinating agencies, and deploying 400+ Clarity sensors to achieve dramatic reductions.
Brightline Defense is a Bay Area-based environmental justice nonprofit that empowers communities to create more sustainable environments.
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The Denver Department of Public Health and Environment (DDPHE) has made significant strides toward improving air quality in recent years.
Powered by Clarity’s real-time air monitoring solution, Richmond now has a citizen air monitoring network to combat poor air quality.
Brightline Defense is a Bay Area-based environmental justice nonprofit that empowers communities to create more sustainable environments.
INAR used the Node-S and machine learning models to develop a virtual sensor network capable of providing reliable air quality information
The Monterey Bay Air Resources District is responsible for air quality planning, monitoring, permitting, enforcement, and public information activities in the tri-county North Central Coast Air Basin.
Frequently Asked Questions
How have organizations benefited from implementing Clarity’s air quality monitoring?
Organizations have used Clarity’s air pollution monitoring solutions to make informed decisions, increase public awareness, and measure the success of air quality interventions. For instance, Breathe London deployed hundreds of Clarity sensors to monitor hyperlocal pollution levels and shape policy around the city’s Ultra Low Emission Zone. In Metro Manila, data from school- and roadside sensors is helping local governments design more targeted anti-smog campaigns.
Can Clarity’s solutions be customized to fit specific industry requirements?
Yes — Clarity’s modular approach allows us to tailor deployments for a wide range of needs. For urban agencies, we offer NO₂ and black carbon monitoring to address traffic-related emissions, while construction authorities use our portable sensors to track dust during city development. We’ve also customized sensors for remote integration with the U.S. Bureau of Land Management’s weather stations in wildfire-prone areas.
Are there case studies showing measurable results from using Clarity's products?
Absolutely, see the many case studies on this page for examples. In Bishkek, our sensor network helped city officials and the World Bank identify key districts for a pilot low-emission zone. In London, Clarity data supported the city’s shift to targeted congestion pricing. In California, municipalities used Clarity’s wildfire-calibrated sensors to trigger school closures and air quality alerts more precisely than satellite or reference data alone.
What types of industries or organizations feature prominently in Clarity’s customer stories?
We work closely with city governments, transportation and environment departments, regional air districts, research institutions, and international development agencies. Notable customers include Breathe London, Metro Manila’s DENR-EMB, the Asian Development Bank, the Chicago Department of Public Health, and air quality agencies in California, Colorado, and Mexico City — all of whom rely on Clarity for cost-effective, citywide monitoring.