Abstract
Most developing nations are concerned about indoor air pollution (IAP), which has a direct effect on mortality or morbidity. Coal or biomass (crop leftovers, wood, dung, including charcoal) are the main sources of household energy for about 3 billion people across the globe. Furthermore, since people spend 80–90% of their time inside, indoor air quality (IAQ) has a direct effect on overall health and productivity. The authors of this article discussed the link between IAP exposure and related hazards. The primary goal is to explore how wireless technology may be used to create cyber-physical systems that can be monitored in real time. It also includes a critical examination of microcontrollers utilized in system architecture as well as difficulties in developing real-time monitoring systems. For researchers, this article also offers some fresh concepts and possibilities in the area of IAQ monitoring.
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