TRIC Robotics just raised a $5.5 million seed round for its tractor-sized robots that help eliminate bacteria and pests on ...

Germicidal ultraviolet light has been demonstrated to work in reducing the transmission of several bacterial and viral infections. Some which include lessening the transmission of measles, mumps ...

Can UV Sanitizers Kill the Coronavirus? The FDA explains that ultraviolet lamps are already known to be effective in killing germs, including bacteria and viruses, on surfaces. Specifically, UVC ...

UVC lamps are often called “germicidal” lamps thanks to their ability to kill germs. Home accessories brand, BRIGHTINWD, says this lamp is effective at getting rid of everything from ...

Ultraviolet light or UVC sanitizers aren’t very protective against the novel coronavirus, according to the FDA, and can be dangerous to hands and eyes. CNN values your feedback 1.

According to Brenner, the price tag for average far-UVC lamp is roughly $500-$1,000, which he believes will likely fall once the lamps can be mass-produced.

“UVC lamps used for disinfection purposes may pose potential health and safety risks depending on the UVC wavelength, dose, and duration of radiation exposure,” the FDA stated in this week's ...

Ultraviolet light is subdivided into UV-A (315 to 400 nm), UV-B (280-315 nm), and UV-C (100-280 nm). Artificial UV used for disinfection is almost always UV-C, so UV and UVC are often used ...

Far ultraviolet-C light can reduce the level of airborne microbes in a room by more than 92%, according to a new study by researchers in the UK and the US. The result suggests that lamps operating at ...

Ultraviolet light can kill microscopic creatures like bacteria and viruses by destroying the molecular bonds in their genetic material. But UV light also damages human DNA, causing eye and skin ...

Ultraviolet light or UVC sanitizers aren’t very protective against the novel coronavirus, according to the FDA, and can be dangerous to hands and eyes. CNN values your feedback 1.