Aura Air

15/04/2026

You upgraded the office. New furniture. Better coffee. Great vibes.

But when's the last time you checked what everyone's actually breathing in there?

Most facilities check air quality once a year. Once.

Aura Air gives you real-time data on CO₂, VOCs, and pathogens — so you can manage what matters most: your people's health.

📊 Because the best perk you can offer is a space that's actually safe.

30/03/2026

Aura Air is back online and fully operational.

We want to officially update our community: our production, shipping, and customer support are fully active.

If you’ve been waiting to upgrade the air quality in your home or workspace, our Complete Indoor Air Operating System is available and ready to ship. We remain committed to the technology that earned your trust:

🔹 Real-time tracking of invisible threats like PM2.5, VOCs, and pollen.
🔹 Award-winning purification that removes 99.9%+ of airborne viruses, bacteria, and allergens.
🔹 Smart integration to easily manage your indoor environment.

Empower your space with confidence and get back to breathing easy.

10/02/2026

We’re in Dubai for WHX Dubai (formerly Arab Health), and our team is on-site and available for meetings.

Aura Air helps healthcare and wellness organizations improve indoor air quality with real-time monitoring and active purification: designed for clinics, hospitals, labs, and other sensitive environments. Our platform includes a patented purification process, wall-mounted systems, cloud-connected deployment, HVAC integration, and remote monitoring and control at scale.

If you’re attending WHX Dubai and want to explore a pilot, multi-site deployment, or an integration, send us an email: [email protected]

See you in Dubai.

15/03/2023

The impact of air pollution extends beyond respiratory conditions.

Unhealthy air could also be accelerating osteoporosis in women, according to a recent study.

Research teams discovered that particle pollution was linked to an increase in hospitalizations for fractures among their study group.

Our team continues to collaborate with researchers at Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University and other academic institutions on ways to improve indoor air quality for more individuals.

US study finds bone loss occurs twice as fast among women living in areas with higher air pollution

14/03/2023

Although outdoor pollution poses a significant health risk, indoor air quality is a pressing issue that requires attention.

Particulate matter such as soot and dust mites, as well as gases like carbon monoxide and sulfur dioxide, emitted from common household activities like cooking, heating, or cleaning solutions, are present in most enclosed spaces.

While poor indoor air quality can affect everyone, individuals with lung conditions such as asthma are particularly susceptible to poor indoor air.

Technology can help. Learn more: https://auraair.io/

Beware of indoor pollution By Dr K Thiruppathi| Express News Service | Published: 22nd February 2023 08:56 AM Representational image While pollution outdoors poses a significant health risk for people, worsening indoor air quality has also become a pressing issue that needs to be addressed. Annually...

13/03/2023

Hotels are embracing ESG and wellness initiatives.

Reducing water usage, energy-efficient lighting, and cleaner air are part of their ESG strategies.

We’re proud to play a role in helping hospitality and real estate companies create a healthier and more sustainable environment.

Learn more: http://ow.ly/KfIw50NfLlo

Every day, we see messages around climate that make us rethink how we use resources. | Global hospitality brands are continuing to focus on reducing energy, water and waste within their operations.

09/03/2023

Our partnership with the Detroit Pistons is a slam dunk!

Together, we are educating the Detroit community on the importance of indoor air quality and keeping fans, staff, and players healthy with our advanced air monitoring and purification system.

08/03/2023

The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has identified a number of factors, including secondhand smoking, stoves, and volatile organic compounds, that can have a negative impact on indoor air quality.

Did you know technology can help people breathe easier indoors? Learn how to monitor and purify the air in your indoor space: https://auraair.io/

Learning how you can improve indoor air quality is essential. From keeping your house clean to avoiding gas stoves, there are a few different methods you can try.

07/03/2023

Asthma affects approximately one in twelve individuals in the United States, and a leading contributor to this growing health threat is poor indoor air quality (IAQ).

In addition to helping mitigate the risks of developing asthma, better indoor air also increases attendance rates for students in school.

We’re proud to work alongside hundreds of school administrators and faculty to monitor and improve the air inside thousands of classrooms worldwide.

Learn more: https://lnkd.in/e9mE35hB

Poor IAQ affects student and employee physical and mental health, but smart building technologies can help address the issue.

06/03/2023

The Committee on Public Housing of the New York City Council recently conducted an oversight hearing on the air quality within New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) apartments.

The committee discussed measures that should be taken to improve the air quality inside and outside NYCHA apartments and facilities in the Bronx.

New York City officials met on Tuesday to discuss air quality in NYCHA apartments.