GERMS: Uv Light Germ Killer

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A small district hospital in Northern California’s wine country is taking a big step to combat hospital-acquired infections and other bacteria. Sonoma Valley Hospital that use mercury-based ultraviolet light, Lisa uses xenon, an environmentally It’s true: UV light is great at killing bacteria. So you might wonder why no one’s bathing Take a look at the lights next time you’re in hospital: they might just be the killer tech that keeps your wounds from suppurating. ORANGE, California (CNN) — Gigi the robot looks like a skinny, harmless cousin of R2-D2, but the machine is a cold-blooded killer for hire, a germ zapper that could and Gigi begins popping and blasting ultraviolet light that’s 25,000 times more focuses squarely on the germ-killing properties of UV-C light. One print ad asks, “Is it a vacuum cleaner that kills germs? Or a germ-killer that vacuums?” The ad continues: “Studies show that traditional vacuums can’t kill the millions of germs MILFORD the light. "If you look at it all the time, it can make you dizzy." WALL-E and Rosie are wheeled into hospital rooms where, for about 10 to 15 minutes, they shoot short light bursts, killing any bacteria and viruses within their UV-ray Bella needs some help getting around but once in place, look out. The robot is an expert germ killer. When it does its thing, humans can't be in the room. "She basically pulsates a UV light that will destroy any of the bacteria, fungus, viruses," Pochis said. .

CNN — Gigi the robot looks like a skinny, harmless cousin of R2-D2, but the machine is a cold-blooded killer for hire, a germ zapper that could become and Gigi begins popping and blasting ultraviolet light that's 25,000 times more powerful than ORANGE, California (CNN) — Gigi the robot looks like a skinny, harmless cousin of R2-D2, but the machine is a cold-blooded killer for hire, a germ zapper that could become popping and blasting ultraviolet light that’s 25,000 times more powerful .