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Environmental Monitoring · Scotland

Edinburgh’s £9.5M IoT Project to Enhance Air Quality in Schools

Kurrant News Desk · ·1 min read

The £9.5M IoT Schools Network project in South East Scotland, supported by the University of Edinburgh’s Data-Driven Innovation (DDI) programme, is expanding rapidly. Set to equip more schools in the region with environmental sensors, 43 institutions are currently on board and by the close of the academic year, the vast majority of the 525 schools are expected to be involved. These sensors, measuring factors like carbon dioxide, humidity, and light pressure, transform raw readings into visual graphs.