Noise, Air Quality and Vibration data to predict, protect and comply.

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A collection of audio and communication devices including a Focusrite audio interface, a portable power bank, a noise-canceling microphone, and a cylindrical device labeled 'EAVE AirWarden' in black.

Making the invisible, visible‍

Connected monitoring for noise, dust and vibration

Collection of wearable technology devices including smartwatch, Bluetooth headphones, wireless earbuds, noise-canceling headphones, and portable speaker against a colorful digital background.

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Smartwatch display showing time 19:42:43, VOC level 5214, PM2.5 level 5.5, PM10 level 12.3, humidity 10.9%, temperature 36.9°C, device ID FL011062, and user John Doe.
A smartwatch screen displaying a 'Tool Usage' graph with red bars indicating usage times of two tools, a Mac Tools MPH1911 and a Chicago Pneumatic C26, over a timeline from 13:43 to 13:46.
A smartwatch screen showing a noise level monitor for a device labeled FL011062, with a line graph indicating decibel levels over time, reaching a maximum of 59.7 dB, at around 13:45.
Smartphone screen showing air quality monitoring graph with PM2.5, PM10, and VOC levels over time from 14:21 to 14:25, and a dose reset timer at 00:00.
Smartwatch display showing air quality, noise dose at 85%, vibration dose at 85%, and a phone connected named EAVE 3185. The time is 5:03.

Alerts for air quality and noise, with real-time tracking for personal dosage of noise and vibration exposure.