Ran Korber, CEO of BreezoMeter, explains to Nathan Latka why medical device companies use their air quality data in clinical trials.
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Korber: BreezoMeter helped enterprise clients increase sales by over $1B
“We already helped our customers, leading companies like GE, Dyson, Cisco, Motorola, to increase their sales by more than one billion US dollar last year.”
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Korber: One-Hour Air Pollution Exposure Can Trigger Asthma Attacks and Premature Birth
“And even for a short-term exposure of only one hour, ah, to air pollution, that can also, ah, that might create an asthma attack and increase the risk for premature birth.”
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Korber: Air pollution is hyperlocal and changes faster than weather
“What people are not aware, and this is the main challenge of Resometer, is that air pollution change more often than weather, and it is hyperlocal. So air pollution change between street to street.”
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Korber: Military mutual support ethos drives Israeli startup ecosystem
“The way that the training goes, and how people support each other, and this is exactly one of the, what is making Israeli, the, you know, startup nation, that we know how to support each other.”
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Korber: Dyson uses BreezoMeter data to automatically activate air purifiers
“And for example, Dyson, the famous IoT company, which is famous for their vacuum cleaner, but they also have a humidifier and an air purifier, is using brisometer air quality data, and using our data, the Dyson air purifier, turn on whenever the air quality ou…”
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Korber: BreezoMeter is generating between $1M and $10M in ARR
“So he mentioned that, you know, the company goes from the impossible to inventable, and the impossible is one million dollar in ARR, and the inventable is ten million dollar in ARR, and we are somewhere in between.”