anti-pollution suit to clean air around you

The researchers from Eindhoven University have developed BB.Suit 0.2: Wearable Clean Air, a garment which improves air quality.

The anti-pollution suit utilizes cold plasma technology to split water and oxygen molecules into free radicals, which react with toxic gases in the air to purify it.

The suit has been incorporated with an air quality sensor that monitors the levels of methane, LPG and carbon monoxide in the surrounding air. It collects geo-localised data and allows extensive analysis of the problem.

The BB suit: wearable air cleaning exhibition is held in Dashilar district in Beijing. It shows how future clothing can contribute to the health and comfort of people residing in polluted urban areas.

The high voltage components in the suit are locked safely in a sealed case, thus making it safe and secure to wear.