Ventilation
Real CO₂ measurement to follow how air changes as a room fills up or a window opens.
In development · Switzerland
Your health.
Meet your
environment.
The wearable you don’t wear. A small window into the air around you, wherever life happens.
Design study. Illustrative readings. Final hardware may change.
Know your surroundings
You measure your habits.
Make room for your environment.
Sleep, movement, nutrition. You already pay attention to the things that shape your day. Unwearable is being built to bring the spaces around you into that picture.
Put one on your desk or beside your bed. See what changes when you open a window, start cooking or settle in for the night. Make small changes. Observe the difference.
One room. A different perspective.
See what you’re living in.
One clear reading at a glance.
The detail when you want it.
A little more context for your dayGive your focus
Give your focus
some fresh air.
Watch CO₂ trends during a long working session, and see how your room responds to ventilation.
Interactive display concept · example data
STUDYEXAMPLE
CARBON DIOXIDE742 ppm
Room trend2 HOURS AGONOW
TEMPERATURE21.4°C
HUMIDITY46% RH
PM2.54µg/m³
The proposed sensor set
More detail.
Less guesswork.
Useful measurements, with their context.
Proposed features are being validated.
Particles
PM1, PM2.5, PM4 and PM10 trends. Understand changes during everyday activities such as cooking.
Comfort
Temperature and relative humidity from a thermally separated sensor, with pressure for added context.
Air-quality trends
VOC and NOx indices that respond to changing conditions. Indices do not identify individual chemicals.
Unwearable is an environmental product in development. It does not diagnose conditions or measure blood oxygen. Personal physiology, ambient oxygen and radon sensing are separate research directions.
Designed to belong anywhere
A place for every room.
A view of the whole home.
Our target experience is simple: plug into USB-C, name the room and see its readings. Add more devices when you want a bigger picture.
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Useful on its own
A local display for everyday readings, even without an internet connection.
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Connected when you want
Bluetooth for setup and nearby access. Wi-Fi is planned for shared history across rooms, without a required gateway.
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Prepared for interruptions
A small backup supply is under evaluation. Runtime and available measurements will follow power testing.
Your home Wi-FiPLANNED CONNECTION
742Study
21.1°Bedroom
08Living room
Each device has its own display.
Bluetooth for setup and nearby access.
Built with intention
A real product.
An open development process.
Unwearable is being designed and engineered by Xube, with product development documented at Prototyped. Follow the decisions behind the enclosure, sensors and software.
Inside the developmentDESIGN NOTE 01
Make room for the air.
Why sensor placement matters as much as the sensor itself.
↗DESIGN NOTE 02One device. Or every room.
Building towards standalone operation and a connected home.
↗RELATED WORK / PROTOTYPEDEnvironmental sensing in the field.
A semi-aquatic tracker, Bluetooth gateway and backend.
↗Join the development
A little more awareness.
Room by room.
Get occasional development updates and hear when there’s a prototype to try.
One Unwearable$249 USD
Five, for your home$995 USD
Target launch pricing: $199 each in a five-pack. Prices, taxes, shipping and final specifications are not confirmed. No payment or reservation.
A few good questions.
Is Unwearable available to buy?
Not yet. We are developing the first prototype. The 3D model, display examples and target pricing describe the direction of the product. Join the interest list for development updates; no money is collected.
Is it a health or longevity tracker?
It is being developed for people who care about health and want to understand their indoor environment. It will measure environmental conditions, not diagnose illness or promise longer life. It is not a replacement for certified smoke, carbon-monoxide or other life-safety alarms.
Will I need a hub or a subscription?
The target design works locally with its own display. We are evaluating direct Wi-Fi for room history, plus Bluetooth for setup and nearby access. A gateway is optional in the architecture. Connectivity, app availability and any optional online service pricing will be confirmed before orders open.
Does it contain a camera?
A camera is not part of the current environmental prototype. Optical measurements of pulse or breathing are a separate research direction. They require explicit privacy choices and validation before they could become a product feature.
Who is building it?
Unwearable is a product being designed and built by Xube. Product development is documented with Prototyped in Switzerland.