Hawa Dawa startet die Smart Air City Kampagne 2020 Hawa Dawa startet pünktlich zum Aktionstag der European Clean Air Initiative (https://cleanairday.eu/) am 15.10.2020 die diesjährige Smart Air City Kampagne: 1 – Ein Ziel: Saubere Luft 2 – Zwei Sentience Luftmessgeräte kostenlos 3 – In drei Städten 4 – Für vier Monate Bewerbungen sind ab sofort […]
During the introduction of the ESA Startup Competition, Hawa Dawa presented as one of the four winners. Watch the video here and learn more about the ESA Startup Competition background.
Hawa Dawa becomes part of the project zukunftskommune@bw in the city of Ulm Hawa Dawa was awarded the contract within the public tender for the procurement of LoRaWan-capable air/climate sensors in the Eselsberg project area in the city of Ulm. Hawa Dawa will install a network of several Sentience air quality measurement devices, develop a […]
Hawa Dawa has been recognised with the “Digital Start-up of the Year 2020” award at the IFA in Berlin. The Federal Ministry of Economics and Energy (BMWi) awards this prize annually to promising young digital companies from the BMWi start-up initiatives, which have already established themselves on the market. The award recognises start-ups who have […]
In the interview with The Green Techpreneur, Karim Tarraf, CEO of Hawa Dawa, explains Hawa Dawa’s mission and business: There are few things more essential to life than the air we breathe. But getting a breath of fresh air today has become a rarity – nine out of 10 people worldwide are inhaling polluted air. It’s become […]
PODCAST Hawa Dawa is an Environment Intelligence company – Originally founded to help asthma patients
Hawa Dawa has been commissioned by the city of Seelze to establish a local network of IoT (Internet of Things) measuring instruments. A total of three Hawa Dawa Sentience air measurement devices will provide hourly values for nitrogen dioxide (NO2), ozone (O3), and particulate matter (PM2.5 and PM10) in places identified by the city of […]
Hawa Dawa will propose stepped measures to improve urban air quality based on their projected impact on air quality, applying data-based analyses, and forecasts. For this purpose, an intelligent infrastructure for collecting environmental and traffic data as well as a data platform for evaluation is established.
The four winning startups were selected from a total of 101 applicants. Over a period of two months they were judged on the team, business model, societal impact of the project and usefulness, and quality of the proposal.
Further support by ESA for the work in the satellite data downscaling space, bringing greater transparency to urban air pollution monitoring and management.
