AerNos is an innovator in application-specific nano gas sensors that can detect air pollution and other gases related to food spoilage, diseases and more. The 1.5-year-old company unveiled its revolutionizing technology at CES 2018.

The company’s three products — AerCity™, AerHome™ and AerBand™ Research — offer complete plug-and-play systems using 3x3 millimeter sensor chips for real-time detection of an array of gases. Corresponding cloud and smartphone applications provide data access and visualization and recommend actions. Redefining the way we track and study exposure to harmful pollutants both indoors and outdoors, Aernos’ gas sensors have potential applications across many industries.

Interested in reaching all of its markets in one place and in global exposure, Aernos saw CES as the only show to achieve these goals.

AerNos flew its leadership and technology team to Las Vegas to exhibit its products and talk to prospective customers. With a goal of accelerating Internet of Things (IoT) customer sales, the AerNos team met with more than 1,000 prospects from around the world and left CES with more than 300 qualified business leads and an extraordinary pipeline of potential deals with industry leaders in telecom, smartphones, smart city and smart home products, automobiles, wearables, appliances, oil and gas, and more.

As a part of announcing the AerBand during CES, the product led Good Morning America’s CES coverage with a live demo from the show floor. Following the show, Aernos’ presence at CES continued to help the company with positive media attention, investor interest, potential partners and ongoing inbound customer inquiries.

“The exposure and results we got from CES has been like a springboard for AerNos, accelerating our pace and reinforcing our ultimate vision,” Doshi said.