We chose the Bosch BME690 instead of using multiple separate components because it is a 4-in-1 sensor capable of measuring temperature, humidity, pressure, and harmful gases (such as VOCs and carbon monoxide). We preferred this model over other common gas sensors due to its strong cost-effectiveness and low power consumption.
Read moreWith the support of the researchers we had the opportunity to meet and interview, combined with our own research and exploration of the topic, we selected the following sensors for our project: the Bosch BME690, the Bosch BMV080 with Shuttle Board, the Sensirion SCD41, along with 3.7V lithium cells.
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Recently, we met with Pedro Oliveira from eNGN Technologies, whose contribution was essential to the development of our project. This meeting allowed us to rule out radon measurement at this stage and make more informed decisions regarding the selection of sensors.
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On March 16th, we met with Edite Vale, a spokesperson and researcher at INEGI, for an insightful discussion about our project. We presented our ideas, explored key questions, and gained valuable perspectives on some of the biggest challenges currently faced in the industry.
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