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This paper presents a successful attempt to create an innovative way of monitoring the air particles in a room. The sensor relies on two basic physics principles: the Tyndall effect and the Venturi effect. The work done so far consists in designing and modelling, 3D printing and testing the aforementioned method. The model proved to be feasible for both quantitative and qualitative air particle measurements, not knowing only how polluted a mass of air is, but also the nature of the pollutant.