Pure Air Nova advances modular air-purification prototype development
Work continues on integrating the modular Guard stack with the sensing and control core. Components have been sourced and lab-validated, and a 3D-printed prototype is in progress.
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Progress notes from the Pure Air Nova team. These are internal development updates written by us, not third-party press coverage.
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Work continues on integrating the modular Guard stack with the sensing and control core. Components have been sourced and lab-validated, and a 3D-printed prototype is in progress.
The team is defining a structured pilot program to evaluate the platform in real indoor environments, with an early focus on homes and a daycare and childcare beachhead in Kelowna.
As part of the product roadmap, the team is evaluating biodegradable and recyclable materials for selected filter components and recyclable materials for the purifier body, guided by performance, safety, and durability.
Beyond the standalone unit, the team has outlined a long-term direction toward air-quality systems that can work alongside HVAC infrastructure and building operation.
A structured customer-discovery program across pet owners, families with infants, daycares, HVAC experts, and others has helped validate the main indoor-air pain points, with noise cited as a leading concern.
The next stage of validation includes independent performance and noise testing to support future claims, ahead of pilot installations.
Reach out and we will keep you posted on pilots and milestones.