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Cleaner indoor air doesn't only protect the lungs,
it supports the brain too
What science is telling us
Large-scale population studies have found that long-term exposure to fine airborne particles is associated with increased risk to brain health, including Alzheimer’s disease.
While outdoor pollution can feel overwhelming, indoor air quality is something we can control.
And improving it makes a real difference.
Source: PLOS Medicine, reported by the Financial Times
What we're breathing indoors
Microscopic particles in the air are small enough to be inhaled deep into the body.
Over time, ongoing exposure is associated with inflammation and biological changes that influence how the brain ages.
Because we spend most of our lives indoors, the quality of the air inside buildings plays an important role in long-term wellbeing.
The science is clear: cleaner air supports healthier breathing, clearer thinking, and safer environments.
A practical solution
HiboScreen helps reduce airborne pollutants inside buildings by improving how existing HVAC systems capture microscopic particles. The system retrofits directly into the AHU and works with standard G4 filters to achieve clinical-grade air performance.
By applying a controlled electrostatic field, HiboScreen enables Particle Fusion - merging microscopic airborne particles into larger, stable clusters. These engineered clusters are more easily captured by standard filters, significantly improving filtration efficiency.
We call this mechanism Airborne Particle Engineering.
It works quietly in the background to:
✔ Lower fine particulate levels
✔ Improve overall indoor air quality
✔ Support healthier spaces
An added benefit: by reducing fine particle build-up on coils, HiboScreen helps maintain cleaner heat exchange surfaces, lowering system strain and reducing energy consumption by up to 30%.
No major building changes. No disruption to daily operations.
Just better air.
Where it can be used
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Offices and commercial buildings
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Healthcare and care facilities
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Schools and universities
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Public and high-traffic spaces
Anywhere people spend time indoors can benefit from improved air quality. Cleaner indoor air isn’t about fear for the diseases that can be caused by breathing polluted air.
It’s about taking a simple, science-backed step toward healthier spaces and long-term protection. Small improvements in air quality today can support better outcomes tomorrow.
Discover how our solution can help improve indoor air quality in your building.