|AirSani devices are equipped with an array of smart sensors that constantly monitor the surrounding environment for certain events that may spread the virus.
Our state-of-the-art AI system assesses the risk associate
with each event and calculates the optimal dose and time
for safe, effective disinfection.
Once the room becomes vacant, the active beam steering system in AirSani devices focuses the UV-C light on the infected areas (based on risk priority) to sanitize the air and surface. The array of sensors in AirSani devices along with multi-object tracking algorithms ensures a safe disinfection process.

Using cutting edge AI, AirSani detects and scores potentially contaminated areas and surfaces, and calculates the optimal disinfection intensity and time.
AirSani is equipped with advanced human, and UV reflection detection to avoid exposing people to UV-C.
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Relying on our safety algorithms and mechanisms, AirSani employs advanced active beam steering to provide real time and efficient disinfection.
It only takes seconds to sanitize the infected surfaces. This is 90x faster compared to existing solutions based on far-UV and Upper room UV systems in the market.
With only 120W of power consumption, and easy installation, AirSani devices can be easily added to any room without any electrical modifications.
With continuously evolving software, you can easily stay on top of your game in fighting current and emerging diseases with a peace of mind.

We used real-world experimental data to test the effectiveness of the AirSani in reducing the person-to-person transmission of airborne diseases.
The Flu season is upon us, and the new variants of COVID are still a threat to society. Lifted mask requirements, along with the increased number of indoor events coming back, suggest that the flu could make a comeback, while another surge of COVID-19 remains possible.
The need for the deployment of prevention solutions that can reduce the transmission of airborne viruses has become more vital for controlling the spread of new variants.