Kurt “CyberGuy' Knutsson takes a closer look at a new device that uses air nozzles and virus-killing tech to shield against airborne threats.
In an era where airborne health threats remain a constant concern, a groundbreaking innovation has emerged from the University of Michigan that could revolutionize how we protect ourselves from viruses and other harmful particles. Let's explore this development and its potential impact on worker safety and beyond.
How does the shield work? The device consists of a hard hat equipped with a visor that houses downward-facing air nozzles. These nozzles create a curtain of air that curves around the wearer's face, effectively blocking 99.8% of aerosols, including viruses. But here's the interesting part: The air itself is pre-treated to kill any viruses present, pushing that protection level to nearly 100%.
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