AQMesh provides a low cost, reliable and real-time solution for monitoring industrial emissions and air pollution—helping your operation stay compliant and efficient. Whether it’s gas leaks or dust events, the AQMesh air quality monitoring system offers continuous air quality insights to protect your business, local communities, and the environment. Designed for even the toughest industrial settings, AQMesh is a compact system that delivers accurate, actionable data across a wide range of pollutants. With flexible deployment, smart diagnostics, and full visibility at the source, your team can respond quickly and report with confidence.
We custom-build each AQMesh air quality monitoring device to meet your specific requirements, with options available for both global hire and purchase. Each continuous emission monitoring system can deliver up to 19 different air quality measurements.
From methane monitoring to multi-sensor emission monitoring systems, we offer a wide range of combinations with our customisability.
NO – Nitric Oxide
NO2 – Nitrogen Dioxide
O3 – Ozone
CO – Carbon Monoxide
SO2 – Sulphur Dioxide
H2S – Hydrogen Sulphide
TVOC – Total Volatile Organic Compounds
CO2 – Carbon Dioxide
CH4 – Methane
AQMesh has extensive experience supporting outdoor air pollution and emissions monitoring projects around the world, including notable deployments in San Diego and Minneapolis.
In San Diego, the County Air Pollution Control District used AQMesh for H2S monitoring and other ambient pollutants near the U.S. Mexico border, where sewage spills raised concerns about worsening air quality.
Meanwhile, the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency deployed an AQMesh air quality monitoring system to explore differences in pollutant concentrations across ZIP codes and identify areas with unusually high pollution levels.
The impact of the industrial and manufacturing sectors on the environment has never been more of a priority. Reducing their effects on air quality due to pollutants such as nitrogen oxides, sulphur dioxide, particulates and VOCs are a key focus for many organisations and regulatory agencies.
Many of these sectors are highly regulated and operated under strict guidelines, requiring large, static and extremely expensive compliance equipment which cannot always provide the required resolution to quickly identify problem areas and implement changes at the source of this pollution.
That’s why AQMesh offers a practical alternative, our air quality monitors can be used to complement compliance monitors, creating hybrid networks which allow traceability back to reference standards and increase sampling point resolution for a fraction of the cost.
One of our key advantages is the system’s ability to deliver accurate data using a small, modular unit. Each pod is configurable to monitor a range of pollutants—from a single gas sensor to a fully equipped multi-parameter station measuring up to six gases, four particulate matter fractions, noise, and meteorological parameters such as wind speed and direction. Units are built to order and undergo full testing within two weeks.
Importantly, configurations can be adjusted post-deployment, allowing the system to adapt to evolving project requirements or emerging data needs without replacing hardware. This flexibility supports more targeted, responsive air quality management in complex or dynamic environments.
AQMesh pods measure pollutants in accordance with performance targets and specifications set by the US EPA and CEN. They are also traceable to internationally recognized standards and certified to the MCERTS indicative standard for PM2.5 and PM10.
Air pollution and industrial emission monitoring involves the systematic tracking of airborne contaminants, with a particular focus on those originating from industrial activities. While air pollution broadly refers to the presence of harmful or excessive quantities of substances—such as gases, particulates and biological molecules—in the atmosphere, industrial emission monitoring hones in on quantifying pollutants emitted directly from industrial sources.
The impact of the industrial and manufacturing sectors on the environment has never been more of a priority. Reducing their effects on air quality due to pollutants such as nitrogen oxides, sulphur dioxide, particulates and VOCs are a key focus for many organisations and regulatory agencies. Many of these sectors are highly regulated and operated under strict guidelines, requiring large, static and extremely expensive compliance equipment which cannot always provide the required resolution to quickly identify problem areas and implement changes at the source of this pollution.
