Empowering 9 industries with precision allergen data — from healthcare to automotive, pharma to smart home
Patients get diagnosed online, then forgotten. No one warns them when pollen spikes outside their window—so they suffer silently and never come back.
We embed real-time allergen alerts and medication reminders into your platform, turning one-time consultations into daily engagement.
JD Health, Meituan Pharmacy, Baidu HealthKids in the back seat start sneezing, but the driver has no idea outdoor pollen just surged. The AC keeps pulling polluted air inside.
Our data feeds into the vehicle's climate system—automatically switching to recirculation and recommending low-pollen routes before symptoms start.
Volvo CarsUsers never think to check pollen levels until they're already miserable. By then, it's too late for prevention.
We push proactive alerts through system notifications and smartwatch vibrations, warning users to take precautions before they step outside.
Honor DevicesAir purifiers run 24/7 wasting filters, or sit idle while outdoor pollen floods through open windows. They have no idea what's actually in the air.
We connect your devices to live allergen data—auto-activating when risk spikes, standing down when it's safe. Protects homes, extends filter life.
Xinfeng DaojiaDrug makers blast ads nationwide, missing the cities where pollen is about to explode. Patients buy pills, feel better, and forget to restock.
We predict regional allergen surges so you can target marketing and deploy inventory precisely. Plus automated adherence reminders that drive repurchase.
Organon (MSD), GSKDoctors ask "what triggered you?" and patients guess "maybe dust?" CDCs have no map showing where allergies are spiking across their region.
We deliver block-level allergen monitoring—giving clinicians environmental context for diagnosis and enabling CDCs to issue targeted public health alerts.
Inner Mongolia CDC, Zhongshan Hospital, Henan Children's HospitalResearchers waste months cleaning inconsistent, low-resolution pollen data from scattered sources. Cross-disciplinary studies rarely use the same baseline.
We provide standardized, high-resolution global allergen datasets—ready for immediate use in atmospheric modeling, public health research, and policy analysis.
Peking University, Beijing Forestry University, CASWeather reports ignore pollen entirely. Meanwhile, cities plant allergenic trees by the thousand, making residents miserable every spring.
We add allergen forecasts to weather services and map allergenic vegetation distribution—helping cities plant smarter and citizens breathe easier.
Hebei Meteorological Bureau, Shandong Meteorological BureauAllergic guests arrive blind—no clue if the neighborhood is in peak pollen season or if the room is full of dust mites. No hotel caters to them.
We arm properties with local allergen forecasts and "low-allergy room" packages—air purifiers, anti-mite bedding, and proactive guest communication.
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