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EmailFrom his computer in Santa Barbara, Ed Richards can find out how hard a single air conditioner works at data center in Washington state and how humid the air is inside a Walgreen’s store in Austin, Texas.
He sees it in real time, updated every few seconds.
“Not many people in that store,” Richards says of the Walgreen’s. He’s noticed a low concentration of carbon dioxide in the building, signaling few breaths exhaled.
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