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Nomu's Infrared Sanitizer Helps to Prevent Cross-Contamination

Smartphone brand Nomu developed a non-touch smart sterilizer that dispenses a disinfectant spray when a hand is placed under the device. Because the Nomu Infrared Sanitizer has a dual nozzle on the side and bottom, it is also useful for disinfecting everything from courier packaging to door handles and other surfaces that are regularly come into contact with human hands.

As well as offering a touch-free design, the device also offers customizable spray metering, so that the volume emitted can be adjusted based on one's needs. While the device can be sprayed 200 times, using the small volume spray takes that number up to 300. There are also three smart modes on the sanitizer, including one that detects approaching objects and one for manual adjustments.
Trend Themes
1. Touchless Sanitization - The development of touchless smart sterilizers presents an opportunity for businesses to enhance hygiene practices and prevent cross-contamination.
2. Customizable Spray Metering - The integration of customizable spray metering in smart sterilizers offers businesses the flexibility to adjust disinfection volumes based on specific needs.
3. Smart Sensor Technology - The use of smart sensor technology in sanitizers opens up possibilities for innovative features like object detection and manual adjustments.
Industry Implications
1. Healthcare - The healthcare industry can leverage touchless smart sterilizers to enhance infection control measures and minimize the risk of disease transmission.
2. Logistics - The logistics industry can benefit from touchless smart sterilizers to improve the disinfection of courier packaging and reduce the potential for cross-contamination during shipments.
3. Hospitality - The hospitality industry can adopt touchless smart sterilizers to ensure a safe and hygienic environment for guests by disinfecting frequently-touched surfaces such as door handles.

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