If you’ve ever walked outside in a city like Delhi or Mumbai, you might feel like you’re breathing smoke instead of air. I get it—it’s tough! India is the 5th most polluted country in the world, and the air quality often gets really bad, hitting over 200 on the AQI scale. That’s when it starts feeling dangerous. The air has stuff like nitrogen oxides and carbon monoxide, which makes it hard to breathe and can even make you sick or super tired. Pollution is a big problem here, and it’s messing with people’s health.
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AustraliaThat’s where the Praan Hive comes in to save the day! It’s a cool, high-tech air purifier made for homes and offices. The Praan Hive fights off the yucky air and gives you something fresh to breathe. The company behind it, Praan, is pretty awesome—they even made a super advanced purifier called the MKII for big places like factories. That one doesn’t even need filters; it just sucks in dirty air, cleans it up, and spits it back out all fresh. Now, with the Praan Hive, they’re bringing that smart tech inside your house.
Unlike those big, clunky purifiers that just blow air around, the Praan Hive actually gets rid of the bad stuff—like tiny PM2.5 particles, weird chemicals called VOCs, and even germs. It uses a special filter called H14 HEPA, which is the kind hospitals use. That means it’s top-notch at making your air super clean.
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What’s really neat about the Praan Hive is how it keeps an eye on things. It checks the air quality all the time and tells you about stuff like CO2 levels, how hot or humid it is, and even how noisy your room is. You can connect it to WiFi or your phone’s data, so you can turn it on from anywhere. Imagine coming home after a long day and walking into a room that already smells fresh because you started the Praan Hive from your phone—pretty cool, right? It’s made of strong airplane metal, and you can stick it on the wall, hang it from the ceiling, or just set it on the floor.
The guy who started Praan, Angad Daryani, knows what it’s like to struggle with bad air. He grew up in Mumbai with asthma, coughing and wheezing because of all the pollution. He got fed up with it and started messing around with air purifier ideas while he was in college at Georgia Tech. At first, he built little versions in parking lots and his apartment. It wasn’t easy—money was tight, and some people didn’t believe in his ideas. But he kept going, and now Praan is a real company making stuff like the Praan Hive to help us all breathe better.
If you live somewhere where the air feels more like smoke than air—like Delhi’s foggy winters, Mumbai’s busy streets, or Bengaluru’s dusty roads—the Praan Hive could be your new best friend. It’s all about making sure clean air isn’t just for fancy people—it’s for everyone.
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