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The need for non-invasive technologies that provide deeper insights into lung health is becoming increasingly important worldwide. As respiratory diseases continue to place a significant burden on healthcare systems, there is a growing demand for accurate, accessible, and patient-friendly diagnostic tools. Conditions such as COPD develop gradually, often with subtle changes in lung function over […]

The AIRBEST project stands as a strong example of international collaboration driving innovation in respiratory diagnostics. Bringing together leading industry partners, the initiative focuses on developing advanced tools to improve the detection and management of chronic lung diseases. Currently in the prototype development and testing phase, the project is integrating cutting-edge MEMS flow sensors and

The AIRBEST project represents a leading example of international collaboration in respiratory health innovation, uniting industry partners to advance diagnostics for chronic lung diseases. Currently in the technical validation phase, AIRBEST focuses on non-invasive measurement of exhaled CO₂ using volumetric capnography. By integrating advanced flow sensors and Non-Dispersive Infrared (NDIR) technology, the system delivers high-resolution

The AIRBEST project aims to build on the early detection and management of respiratory conditions, especially COPD. Together with our partners we have achieved a milestone of innovation and progress in the project. We managed to achieve preliminary testing of a proof-of-concept device, advancing on the sensor design, regulatory aspect of the device and business