add aerodrops project description

Author: gcerar

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+# Project's title
+title: "AeroDrops - Selectively Detecting Airborne Droplets in Real-Time"
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+# Featured image used for thumbnail and banner at detail page
+featured_image: "ijs_logo.jpg"
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+# Short summary of the project
+summary: "AeroDrops is the first device capable of selectively detecting airborne droplets in real time. The device detects and count respiratory droplets, enabling smart, data-driven ventilation control that helps reducing infection risk – addressing a key public health challenge highlighted during the COVID-19 pandemic.The technology was developed at the Jožef Stefan Institute. To raise the technology readiness level and bring solution closer to the market, the project received funding through RSF-IND call at JSI. Departments F5 and E6 are collaborating with industrial partners Nanotul d.o.o. and Comsensus d.o.o. to develop a market-ready device and further develop the technology."
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+# When project started and ended
+date_start: "2025-01-01T00:00:00Z"
+date_end: "2025-12-31T00:00:00Z"
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+# Project website URL
+project_url: ""
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+# Tags/Categories
+tags:
+- industry
+- droplets
+- sensorlab
+- comsensus
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+AeroDrops is the first device capable of selectively detecting airborne droplets in real time. The device detects and count respiratory droplets, enabling smart, data-driven ventilation control that helps reducing infection risk – addressing a key public health challenge highlighted during the COVID-19 pandemic.
+The technology was developed at the [Jožef Stefan Institute](https://ijs.si/ijsw/V001/JSI). To raise the technology readiness level and bring solution closer to the market, the project received funding through RSF-IND call at JSI. Departments [F5](https://www-f5.ijs.si/en) and [E6](https://e6.ijs.si/) are collaborating with industrial partners [Nanotul d.o.o.](https://nanotul.com/) and [Comsensus d.o.o.](https://www.comsensus.eu/) to develop a market-ready device and further develop the technology.
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+The AeroDrops project receives funding from the Jožef Stefan Institute's RSF-IND call.