Ultrahuman - HOME - PM1, PM2.5, PM10, and CO Particulate Sensor - VOC, CO, CO2 HCHO, Smoke, Noise, Motion, and Light Detector - Silver
Model: UHH1.0
SKU: 13070238
Ultrahuman Home continuously monitors the quality of air in your space by tracking specific pollutants known to impact health and comfort. With real-time data and actionable insights, you can take steps to ensure cleaner, more breathable air.
Often released from furniture and building materials, formaldehyde can irritate the respiratory system. Monitoring HCHO helps you stay aware of any indoor sources that may impact your comfort and well-being.
This odourless gas, often from fuel-burning appliances, can reduce oxygen in the bloodstream. Tracking CO helps ensure that your environment remains safe and free from harmful gases.
High CO₂ levels can make a room feel stuffy and lead to drowsiness. By monitoring CO₂, Ultrahuman Home helps you ventilate when needed, supporting clearer thinking and comfort.
Particles from dust, smoke, and other sources can aggravate respiratory issues, especially for sensitive individuals. Knowing your PM levels lets you take steps to reduce particle buildup.
VOCs are airborne chemicals from cleaning products, paints, and other sources. Tracking VOC levels helps you maintain a healthier space, reducing exposure to these common indoor pollutants.
The Environmental Comfort Score focuses on creating a balanced and comfortable atmosphere by monitoring temperature, humidity, and noise levels.
Optimal temperatures help maintain comfort and relaxation. Ultrahuman Home provides insights into when temperatures might be too warm or too cold, allowing you to adjust for a soothing environment.
Humidity impacts air quality and skin comfort. Monitoring this parameter helps you maintain a balanced humidity level, avoiding the discomfort of overly dry or humid air.
Unwanted noise can disturb relaxation and sleep quality. Ultrahuman Home helps you identify noise levels, promoting a quieter, more restful space.
Light exposure is essential for regulating circadian rhythms, which influence your sleep-wake cycles, energy levels, and mood. Ultrahuman Home tracks your exposure to various types of light to ensure it aligns with your natural rhythms.
Known for boosting alertness, blue light exposure is great during the day but disruptive at night. Ultrahuman Home monitors blue light levels, helping you limit exposure before bedtime to support melatonin production.
Red light is calming and supports sleep, while green light can positively influence mood and alertness. Tracking red and green light helps you optimize lighting to match your daily routine.
Often associated with warmth, IR light is less disruptive and can support a cozy, comfortable environment. Monitoring IR exposure helps maintain warmth without interfering with natural light cycles.
Ultrahuman Home monitors indoor UV exposure to help you balance the benefits and risks associated with UVA, UVB, and UVC light.
Moderate exposure to UVA and UVB rays aids in Vitamin D synthesis, which supports immune function and mood. Ultrahuman Home helps you stay informed of safe UV exposure levels for balanced wellness.
Often used for air sterilisation, UVC exposure helps reduce allergens and pathogens, enhancing overall indoor air quality. Knowing UVC levels lets you benefit from a cleaner environment without overexposure.
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Ultrahuman Home addresses the often-overlooked aspect of the living environment in the overall health stack. The sleek yet powerful device will provide insights into your external environment including exposure to artificial & natural light, air quality, humidity and noise levels. It’s a first for the wearable space to leverage home health data and correlate the home environment (humidity, air quality, temperature) to your lifestyle (sleep, stress). Personalizing or changing these markers' basis recommendations from the Ultrahuman Home platform will help improve the passive factors that affect your health. Passive markers like PM, CO2 and temperature are important because of their impact on health compounds over time. Advantage over regular home health monitors: Regular home health monitors measure many markers like PM, humidity, temperature etc but don’t provide a longitudinal view of how these markers change over time. This is especially important when interpreted in the context of their impact on health. This view and correlation with your health markers is the first time ever in the health tracking space and has the potential to change the lives of millions of people who could benefit by making these changes to their living environments.
