Urbie Air

3-in-1 advanced air purifier

2 followers

3-in-1 advanced air purifier

2 followers

Unlike conventional air purifiers, Urbie's filter doesn’t need to be replaced. It also removes excess humidity and even recycles the condensation water to accurately self-water your plant when it’s thirsty. It features LED lighting and is connected via WIFI

Launch tags:Health & Fitness•Crowdfunding•Tech

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Urbie Air

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As a product designer and engineer living in Paris, it's become harder to escape the city pollution and simply enjoy a glass of wine in my home without sneezing a gazillion times. Well... that's an exaggeration but you get my point! I created Urbie Air simply because I am tired of allergies, pollution, high humidity and my plants dying all the time. So I thought why not combine the natural powers of plants with technology to create a smart self-watering dehumidifier and air purifier that can tackle pollution from many different angles! This is when I went to the drawing board and created my first prototypes.

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6yr ago

I purchased a similar product called Clairy from Europe this past Thanksgiving. Unfortunately that thing is very poorly designed.

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6yr ago

Does the Purifier help in the fight against allergies?

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4yr ago

Doctors consider dust to be the most important source of infection for humans. Household dust contains microscopic dust mites that cause a severe allergic reaction. There may also be various volatile substances in the air that cause allergies, such as pollen. The filter of the device can retain pollen and fungal spores, which positively affects allergy sufferers. You need to find the right cleaner for this, as they can have different filters. Read https://homeairquality.org/ to find out which filter is suitable for allergy sufferers. The air purifier can also act as an automatic fragrance or ionizer.

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4yr ago