Linking Air-filtered Debris Directly to Environmental Health.
Scroll over images to learn more about our Air Particle Identification & Detection patent-pending process.
The Problem
Many individuals today face harmful exposure from both indoor and outdoor environments, where they unknowingly inhale dangerous particulates.
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Increasingly common extreme weather events — like wildfire smoke or powerful storms — magnify these risks by releasing harmful toxins, pollutants, and molds into the air we breathe.
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Air handling systems lack real-time particle identification.
Our Solution
BioNAV® has invented a new patent-pending object recognition process called APID (Air Particle ID); linking analyzed air filter data to proactive respiratory care.
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Tracks environmental exposures by capturing air filter particle debris data.
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Helps close critical gaps for air-handling manufacturers, while offering unique end-user features for their customers.
Our Services
User-Licensing
Annual licensing subscriptions are now available. Offering new revenue strategies for manufacturers and AI/ML developers. Use our object recognition platform or integrate your own industry-specific AI platform. To request a quote, go to our RFQ page.
Partner Alignment
BioNAV® is currently aligning relations with leading AI methodology experts, database management developers, and hi-tech manufacturers to attract
best-of-breed ethical strategic partners. To learn more contact us at info@bionav.com.
In the News
BioNAV will present at the 2026 Respiratory Innovation Summit in Orlando on Saturday, May 16th at 3:30 P.M. EDT.
Learn more about our newest APID edge detection ecosystem, including real-time particle identification, on-device processing, and cloud-aggregated telemetry. This platform supports emerging correlations between environmental particulate exposures and early-stage respiratory disease. Seeking strategic healthcare experts and computer vision tech partners.










