How Brizi works
Let Brizi do the hard work for you
Detects Harmful Air
Brizi’s air quality sensor detects harmful gases and particulates in the air. It uploads this information to the Brizi App via Bluetooth.
The sensor is capable of delivering 10 readings per second, and is configured to detect carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide and PM2.5.
Filters the Air
Brizi's proprietary filter is medical grade, similar to the filters used in hospital incubators.
It consists of 2 layers: a carbon layer that helps filter harmful gases, and a specially designed nano-metric woven fabric layer that intercepts particulates (PM2.5)
Delivers Clean Air
Brizi creates a clean air barrier in the child's breathing area, both delivering clean air and preventing polluted air from entering the breathing zone.
Brizi is seamless and does not use any kind of canopy or masking. We believe that a child should always be engaged with its surroundings and that protection should not mean isolation.
Monitors Clean Air Routes
Data from the app will show you which walking routes are more polluted than others so you know the cleanest routes for you and your baby.
Each time someone uses the Brizi sensor, they help to improve the community.
The Brizi App will always be free for personal use.
Designed for cities
Brizi works better when there is more pollution nearby.
Standing Test
Orange Line = Without Brizi
Blue Line = With Brizi
When tested next to an idling bus (the large spike in the middle of the graph), Brizi helped reduce pollutants in the air by up to 80%.
This test was conducted in London with our scientific advisor, Dr. Prashant Kumar.
Walking Test
Orange Line = Without Brizi
Blue Line = With Brizi
On a circular walking route, Brizi helped reduce the air pollution in the child's breathing area by around 50% or more when idling vehicles caused spikes.
This test was conducted in London with our scientific advisor, Dr. Prashant Kumar.
