SensusAir was founded on that question by innovators, scientists and engineers unified by one goal, to make the invisible visible through advanced sensing technology and adaptive intelligence.
Understanding air is a human right, because every breath should be clear, safe and visible.
We build an intelligent air quality platform powered by AI-driven Living Intelligence, a dynamic, adaptive system that learns and evolves. One dashboard serves both individual consumers and large-scale enterprises with tailored insights, from healthcare facilities to hospitality brands.
Our commitment is to empower people to understand their air, improve health outcomes, and live better lives.
Making complex data accessible and actionable. If a reading cannot be explained plainly, it is not finished.
Solutions built for individuals, families and organisations, a home is not a hospital and should not be treated like one.
Continuous learning and science-backed approaches, with methods published rather than asserted.
Staying disruptive and globally minded, while building for the environments in front of us.
Own your air. Own your wellbeing.
You deserve more than clean air. You deserve certainty.
The SensusAir Foundation is a registered South African NPC. It exists to help communities see the invisible, understand environmental risks and take action.
Kya Sand residents live with illegal dumping and recurring, prolonged burning. The project supports them with transparent, reliable and accessible air quality data - real-time metrics they can read themselves, and a way to report illegal dumping and burning incidents as they happen.
The SensusAir app is how residents reach the Foundation's monitoring zones. Scan to install, then enter the Kya Sand join code.
HEALKYASANDWard councillors, schools, organisations and businesses. If you work with a community affected by burning, dumping or industrial emissions, the Foundation can help you put numbers behind it.
Talk to the Foundation →Our position, in full, why measurement is a right rather than a feature.
For centuries, we lacked the instruments to understand our environment at scale. But no longer. With the convergence of microelectronics, sensor fusion, edge computing, and AI, we now possess the tools to not only measure, but to interpret, infer, predict, and act.
We treat air as the one input to the body we never inspect. We read labels on the food we eat and test the water we drink, then breathe twenty thousand times a day without a single number to go on.
This is not surveillance. This is empowerment. The same instruments that could be used to watch people are the ones that let people answer for their own environments, the difference is who holds the record.
We declare: clean, visible air is a fundamental human right.
When we optimize air in schools, test scores rise. When we manage air in hospitals, recovery accelerates. When we purify air in cities, violence falls and wellbeing improves. Good air fuels good lives.
Holding these instruments creates an obligation to use them in the open, to publish method, state limitations, and hand the evidence to the people whose air it is.
We make the air visible. We believe in the right to breathe with confidence.
We would rather say that plainly than list positions we are not hiring for.
Openings are posted on this page first. The work sits in a small number of places - embedded firmware and sensor calibration, software engineering across the app and platform, environmental data science, and field partnerships on African deployments. If that is your background, a speculative introduction is genuinely useful: we keep them and come back to them when a role opens.
Sensor calibration, edge compute, power budgets.
The mobile app, the platform API and the data pipeline behind them.
Signal interpretation, model validation, published method.
Deployments with municipalities, estates and community projects.
Nothing is posted today, this page is the source of truth when that changes.