Prana Air, a leading Indian company specializing in air quality monitoring solutions, is a case study of how technology can be harnessed to work with different industries in addressing the issue of air pollution. The company has worked and aided the likes of TATA Steel, Microsoft, and Ola in finding the causes of air pollution, the extent of the pollution, and ways to tackle the same. In Jamshedpur in the eastern part of India, where one-fourth of the entire city is occupied by the TATA Steel plant, Prana, after making a preliminary study, installed 80 air quality monitors. These aimed to monitor the hyoerlocal air quality index and pinpoint the specific processes within the TATA Steel plant that caused maximum localized pollution. 70 monitors were fitted with PM sensors and attached to a weather station. Tata’s fuel and environment management system was connected with the ambient pro air quality monitor that could take readings for PM, SO2, NO2, O3, CO, humidity, and particulat