Nav Vayu Project (The New Air Project, aims to reduce the excess carbon emissions at multiple levels using recyclable materials and passive design)

The primary objective of this device is to reduce carbon emissions—such as CO2, VOCs, and CO—at their source by utilizing natural air circulation to purify and release air back into the atmosphere. Integrated into the streetscape and linked to social gathering spaces in India, the device addresses challenges like calculating air circulation, identifying pollution sources, and incorporating environmentally friendly technology. Made from waste materials produced in bulk worldwide, this innovative solution not only generates cleaner air but also addresses nine key issues: reduced air quality, structural decay, decreased visibility, diminished quality of life, negative impacts on tourism, lowered energy levels, adverse effects on local vendors, increased carbon emissions, and reduced social interaction.

When scaled effectively, the project can contribute to a significant annual reduction of global carbon emissions by 27%, fostering a healthier environment for everyone. Additionally, it enhances the aesthetic appeal of social gathering spaces worldwide, transforming them into more inviting and sustainable areas. This positive impact can inspire others to adopt sustainable practices and raise awareness about the urgency of addressing climate change and preserving the planet’s atmosphere. As the global population grows, the project’s versatility stands out; it can be implemented indoors, outdoors, or on a citywide scale, ensuring adaptability to various environments. Furthermore, it can be integrated into existing infrastructure, minimizing disruption while maximizing impact.

TEAM MEMBERS

• Shreya Atasniya
• Vansh Doshi
• Vardhan Tated
• M. Abhaya Simha Reddy