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Are you intrigued by a new way to clean air? London-based designer Selene Sarı has crafted the Vox Aeris air-purifier, which also functions as a speaker. We take around 22,000 breaths every single day, but rarely think about the air quality we’re inhaling. Did you know we spend 90% of our time indoors, leading to air which can be five times more polluted than outdoor environments? Cleaner air is everyone’s right, though many of us are unaware of the health benefits of air purification–since particulate matter causing diseases like Alzheimer’s and cancer are not visible, their effects do not become obvious immediately. Sarı believes that this lack of understanding is precisely why people don’t sufficiently invest in air filtration.
Vox Aeris is a unique and multi-functional product that provides a combination of air-cleaning, sound-playing, and ‘Vox’ modes. It utilises the revolutionary agglomeration process to purify the atmosphere, a technique where particles are united in the same way as snowballs are made. The synthesis of turbulence generated by the apparatus’ interior fans, as well as low-pitched sounds from the speaker, allows the approach to be carried out. The cleansed air is then dispersed into a reusable laser-engraved filter to allow ongoing filtration of the air.
Selene Sarı’s Vox Aeris has revolutionized air purification, providing an easier, more budget-friendly and enjoyable experience than ever before.
This product effortlessly combines a speaker and air purifier – the top left screen shows the air quality. And the dials at the bottom manage the sound’s tone and volume. Vox Aeris can be plugged in or used as a portable, battery-powered speaker outdoors. Sarı sees its dual purpose as a way to reach a larger audience. Giving more people the chance to experience clean air.
Sarı concludes that cleaning our air should not be seen as something exclusive or disregarded. But rather, part of day-to-day life. The goal of this initiative is to improve the public’s attitude towards indoor air quality. The device in question uses sound and music to purify the air, and is affordable with its recycling fabric filters, in contrast to costly and non-recyclable purifying solutions on the market. This is the ideal way to have control over breathing on a daily basis.
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