Networked Artifacts designs playful and educational technology products, including the Air Lab portable air quality monitor.
Networked Artifacts is an innovative design and engineering team based in Zürich, Switzerland, focused on creating playful hardware products that make important scientific topics engaging. Their flagship product, the Air Lab, is a portable air quality monitor that accurately tracks VOCs, CO₂, temperature, humidity, NOx, and atmospheric pressure.
By combining educational features with high-quality sensors like the SCD41 and SGP41, Networked Artifacts provides users with actionable insights into their environment. Explore our collection of user manuals and quick start guides to get the most out of your Networked Artifacts devices.
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The Air Lab measures CO2, temperature, relative humidity, VOCs (volatile organic compounds), NOx (nitrogen oxides), and atmospheric pressure.
The Air Lab arrives in Shipping Mode to conserve power. Connect it to a computer or charger using a USB-C cable, then press the enter button to turn on the device.
Charge the device using a USB-C cable connected to a power supply that provides 5VDC and a minimum rated current of 500mA.
From the main menu, open Settings, select Regulatory, and the FCC ID will be displayed on the screen.