
The Wuhan Battle
Fighting Coronavirus in Wuhan is no small feat. UVD Robots fought side by side amazing frontliners to not only combat the pandemic but creating a safe working and recuperating environment.
UVD Robots fought in Leishenshan Hospital built as an emergency field hospital for the Coronavirus crisis. Needless to say, the battle has been won in Leishenshan (Mountain Thunder God) hospital.
Deployed in Wuhan Leishenshan Hospital, Wuhan Xiehe Hospital, Wuhan Xiangya Hospital
UVD Robots fought in Leishenshan Hospital built as an emergency field hospital for the Coronavirus crisis. Needless to say, the battle has been won in Leishenshan (Mountain Thunder God) hospital.
Deployed in Wuhan Leishenshan Hospital, Wuhan Xiehe Hospital, Wuhan Xiangya Hospital

Heathrow Airport, London
UVD Robots solution provider Nordic Eye Sales Accelerator in the United Kingdom were asked to demonstrate the unique capabilities of the world's only, fit for purpose, large area disinfection robot at none other than Heathrow Airport.
A challenge we were happy to take on and overcome!
A challenge we were happy to take on and overcome!

During a visit to a Florida hospital using UVD Robots
During a visit to a Florida hospital using UVD Robots yesterday, United States Secretary of Health and Human Services, Alex Azar took the time to see for himself, America's first fully autonomous #uvcdisinfection robot in action.
An extract from the Florida Times Union that covered the visit read;
'Patients arriving at the center, next to Jacksonville University, have been considered fit for release from hospitals but not welcome at other rehab centers until they tested negative for the coronavirus for at least two weeks to ensure they weren't contagious. Employees follow specialized protocols to avoid infection and clean the facility with equipment including a robot that bathes unoccupied rooms with ultraviolet light to kill bacteria.'
An extract from the Florida Times Union that covered the visit read;
'Patients arriving at the center, next to Jacksonville University, have been considered fit for release from hospitals but not welcome at other rehab centers until they tested negative for the coronavirus for at least two weeks to ensure they weren't contagious. Employees follow specialized protocols to avoid infection and clean the facility with equipment including a robot that bathes unoccupied rooms with ultraviolet light to kill bacteria.'
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