Chief Executive Officer
Kris Klein
Deep tech commercialization, B2B sales, startup scaling, and strategic partnerships.
About Pollen Sense
Building the measurement layer for intelligent air.
Pollen Sense combines optics, AI, embedded systems, and environmental science to make airborne particles visible in real time. Our team is turning that measurement capability into infrastructure for health, research, operations, and public awareness.
Our Focus
A company built around field-ready particle intelligence.
AI particle identification
APS400 sensor platform
24/7 environmental monitoring
Our Team
Deep tech experience, grounded in practical deployment.
Our team spans AI, environmental science, operations, commercialization, customer success, and clinical expertise. The group is built to move between lab-grade science and field-ready products.
Chief Technology Officer, Founder
Nathan Allan
Machine learning systems, architectural design, technical strategy, and team leadership.
Chief Operating Officer
David B. Noel
Angel investor and co-founder, mechanical and manufacturing engineering, and Lean Six Sigma execution.
Aerobiologist
Alton Campbell
Aerobiology, data quality, and pollen identification, supporting real-time aerosolized particulate counts.
Customer Success Specialist
Sheena Calansingin
Customer onboarding, client relationships, and operational support for Pollen Sense's global network.
Research Scientist
Sagun Kayastha
Machine learning for atmospheric science, pollen forecasting, and physical AI systems built on sensor observations.
Medical Doctor, Founder
Praveen Buddiga
Allergy and immunology specialist, asthma expert, and patient-centered care advocate.
Measure the real world
We build hardware and data systems around direct particle observation, not broad regional estimates.
Turn science into infrastructure
Our work connects optics, machine learning, aerobiology, and cloud systems into practical tools teams can use.
Make air data actionable
The goal is not just more data. It is faster decisions for patients, cities, researchers, and facilities.