Airthings indoor air quality monitor

Airthings is a prominent Norwegian technology company known for developing smart indoor air quality monitors and digital radon detectors. The company was founded in Oslo, Norway, in 2008 by a team of CERN scientists who aimed to make radon detection accurate, digital, and readily accessible to consumers and businesses alike.

While research, product development, design, and corporate management remain headquartered in Oslo, the mass manufacturing and assembly of Airthings hardware devices are primarily handled by contract manufacturing partners, notably operating facilities in Tunisia and other global manufacturing hubs.

Airthings ASA is a publicly traded company on the Oslo Stock Exchange (Euronext Oslo), retaining strong domestic ownership and operations in Norway while serving international markets worldwide.