CampusAir Connect
Scope:
Environmental Health / Smart Campus
Year:
2020
This project focused on assessing indoor air quality across university facilities to improve health and learning conditions. Students received training in air composition, sensor calibration, and data interpretation before deploying CO2, VOC, and PM2.5 monitors across classrooms, study areas, and dormitories. Data was collected over a semester and analyzed using cloud platforms, helping students detect areas of poor ventilation and pollutant buildup.
Participants prepared presentations with their insights and shared recommendations with campus facility managers, leading to real infrastructure updates in some cases. Workshops on HVAC optimization and smart building design were incorporated. The project bridged environmental science, digital fabrication, and student-led policy engagement.