Map of independent air quality sensors

Web3 public sensors map

Welcome to the decentralized opensource sensors map which operates with the sole intent of serving the free will of individuals , without any beneficiaries. It offers two distinct layers of decentralization at your choise: peer-to-peer connectivity for direct access to sensor data, and the federative concept for accumulating sensor data and displaying measurement history. Click here for further technical details.

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Altruist Setup Guide

Follow these steps to set up your Altruist sensor and connect it to the open sensor network at sensors.social.

Set Up Your Altruist Urban

Altruist Urban is an outdoor air quality monitor measuring particulate matter (PM2.5 / PM10), temperature, humidity, atmospheric pressure, and noise level.

Download PDF instruction
Altruist Urban device
Full setup diagramAltruist Urban full setup diagram

Step 1 — Power

Connect the sensor to a USB-C power source. Minimum requirement: 5V / 1A.

Power connection

Step 2 — Connect to the Altruist

  1. Scan the QR code with your phone camera, or find the Wi-Fi network «Altruist-xxxxxxxxx» in your device settings.
  2. The access point becomes active shortly after powering on.
  3. Enter the password: 123456789
Connect to Altruist Wi-Fi

Step 3 — Connect to Your Wi-Fi

Wi-Fi configuration
  1. 3.1 Open your browser and go to 192.168.4.1
  2. Enter your home Wi-Fi network name and password in «WIFI SETTINGS».
  3. Click «Save configuration and restart».
  4. 3.2 After restart the device shows status «CONNECTED!» and a new IP address (e.g. 192.168.10.3).
  5. Copy the new IP address of the Altruist.

Step 4 — Connect to the Sensor Map

Sensor map configurationGPS configuration
  1. 4.1 Open the new IP address in your browser. Click «Configuration».
  2. 4.2 Go to «GPS & Sensors» and enter the GPS coordinates of your sensor's location.
  3. Use latlong.net to find coordinates by address.
  4. Click «Save configuration and restart».

Done! After a few minutes your sensor will appear on the open sensor map at sensors.social

Mounting

You can mount the sensor on a vertical surface using the included holder.

  • Mounting is optional — the Altruist is stable on any flat horizontal surface.
  • For UV protection from direct sunlight, we recommend an additional sun visor.
  • Wall mount (adhesive sticker): max height 3 m, operating temperature −10 °C to +35 °C.
  • Recommended installation height: 3 m or above.
Mounting instructions

Connect to Home Assistant

Home Assistant integration lets you track air quality directly in your automation system. You can also create automation scenarios with other devices in your home.

Step-by-step guide: wiki.robonomics.network/docs/altruist/#home-assistant

Home Assistant integration

Set Up Your Altruist Insight

Altruist Insight is an indoor air quality monitor with an e-ink display, measuring CO2, temperature, humidity, and atmospheric pressure.

Download PDF instruction
Altruist Insight device
Full setup diagramAltruist Insight full setup diagram

Step 1 — Power & Step 2 — Connect to the Altruist

Power and connection
  1. Connect the sensor to a USB-C power source. Minimum requirement: 5V / 1A.
  2. Scan the QR code with your phone camera, or find the Wi-Fi network «Altruist-xxxxxxxxx» in your device settings.
  3. The access point becomes active shortly after powering on.
  4. Enter the password: 123456789

Step 3 — Connect to Your Wi-Fi

Wi-Fi configuration
  1. 3.1 Open your browser and go to 192.168.4.1
  2. Enter your home Wi-Fi network name and password in «WIFI SETTINGS».
  3. Click «Save configuration and restart».
  4. 3.2 After restart the device shows status «CONNECTED!» and a new IP address (e.g. 192.168.10.3).
  5. Copy the new IP address of the Altruist.

Step 4 — Connect to the Sensor Map

Sensor map configurationGPS configuration
  1. 4.1 Open the new IP address in your browser. Click «Configuration».
  2. 4.2 Go to «GPS & Sensors» and enter the GPS coordinates of your sensor's location.
  3. Use latlong.net to find coordinates by address.
  4. Click «Save configuration and restart».

Done! After a few minutes your sensor will appear on the open sensor map at sensors.social

E-ink Display

The display shows data from your Altruist Insight sensor and a connected Altruist Urban sensor on the same Wi-Fi network.

  • LEDs around the perimeter indicate the current air quality level.
  • Three buttons on the back panel let you switch screens and browse data.
E-ink display

Connect to Home Assistant

Home Assistant integration lets you track air quality directly in your automation system. You can also create automation scenarios with other devices in your home.

Step-by-step guide: wiki.robonomics.network/docs/altruist/#home-assistant

Home Assistant integration

UV Cover for Altruist Urban

Outdoor protection against sun and rain with UV resistance. Made from ASA plastic.

  • Recommended installation height: 3 m or above.
  • Wall mount (adhesive sticker): max height 3 m, operating temperature −10 °C to +35 °C.

In the box: 1 Cover, 1 Wall mount, 2 Screws, 2 Double-sided tapes, 1 User manual

Download UV Cover instruction
UV Cover installation

Technical Specifications

Altruist Urban

Power5V (USB-C)
WirelessWi-Fi 2.4 GHz (802.11 b/g/n)
Sensors SDS011 — PM2.5 / PM10 (µg/m³)
BME280 — Temperature (°C/°F), Humidity (%), Pressure (hPa)
ICS43434 — Noise (dB)
In the boxSensor module, USB-A to USB-C cable, wall mount, double-sided tape (×2), external antenna, user manual

Altruist Insight

Power5V (USB-C)
WirelessWi-Fi 2.4 GHz (802.11 b/g/n)
Sensors SCD41 — CO2 (ppm)
BME680 — Temperature (°C/°F), Humidity (%), Pressure (hPa)
In the boxSensor module with e-ink display, USB-A to USB-C cable, user manual

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