Sterishoe 2 Sterilization Shoes: Deodorizing Shoes With Ultraviolet Rays

　　 winter Here comes the sweating people who are in trouble again. Although foot odor is not a disease, it also brings some inconvenience in life.

As early as in 2008, the US ShoeCareInnovations launched the SteriShoe, which has recently been launched. The company has launched a public upgrade on Kickstarter and launched the upgraded version of SteriShoe - SteriShoe2.0..

SteriShoe2.0 is a sterilizer that uses ultraviolet rays to deodorize shoes. In appearance, it is designed to be the shape of the shoe brace, which is supported by a metal tube on the outside, and the ultraviolet UV lamp tube is placed inside, which is the key to disinfect the bacteria.

Besides the sterilizer with boot shape, SteriShoe2.0 is equipped with a circular remote controller to control the sterilization time and intensity.

according to understand By opening the UV lamp on the wire remote control for 15 minutes, it will kill 99.9% of the bacteria and viruses that produce odors. Compared with the 2 version, SteriShoe1.0 takes 45 minutes to reach 99.9% of the bactericidal effect.

The principle of the sterilizer is to use ultraviolet rays to kill fungi that cause shoes to stink. Through different wave frequencies, ultraviolet rays react with microorganisms and fungi, and neutralize the odor to eliminate odor. In the same way, ultraviolet radiation is widely used in hospitals, dental clinics, public swimming pools and other water treatment systems as a fungicide.

In order to avoid direct contact with UV, a series of measures have been adopted in the safety of sterilized shoes. It is equipped with a pressure sensor, and only when it is stuffed into shoes and produces a slight pressure, will the sterilized shoes start.

SteriShoe2.0's design inspired the designer of AdamUllman's father. It is reported that AdamUllman's father suffers from beriberi. of one's own unit UV treatment equipment is always available. The long-term treatment of his father made him understand the principle of ultraviolet treatment of beriberi, and inspired the design of SteriShoe2.0.