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BrainLit

Disinfecting a space to create a safe and healthy environment with UV-C lighting featuring the A111 radar sensor

BrainLit, located in Sweden, is a health technology company that focuses on light system solutions to improve well-being, health and performance. A light system “UVen” developed by BrainLit uses UV-C lighting to disinfect both air and surfaces of a room to create a safe and healthy environment. Using UV-C lighting can kill viruses and bacteria, but exposure to people and animals should be avoided.

UVen uses the A111 radar sensor and infrared sensors to identify if a person is moving or being present in the area. When a room is unoccupied after a visit, UVen automatically disinfect the area. If someone enters the space during disinfection the presence detection is triggered, and it switches from UV-C lighting to regular lighting. The disinfection cycle runs automatically after every time the space has been occupied and deactivates pathogens such as SARS-CoV-2, E-Coli or others.

BrainLit chose the A111 radar sensor because it has the excellent presence detection capability with high granularity to catch breathing and it is suitable for their application.

BrainLit Uven

  • 60 GHz Acconeer A111 Radar Sensor for presence detection
  • A patented solution
  • Disinfecting frequently visited areas such as restrooms
  • Efficiently and automatically disinfecting both air and surfaces
  • Deactivating 90% of SARS-COV-2 in two minutes
BrainLit UVen

About BrainLit AB

BrainLit was founded in 2012 and the headquarters is in Lund, Sweden. BrainLit is a health technology company that focuses on light system solutions to improve well-being, health and performance. The company has developed “BioCentric Lighting” which delivers imitated daylight indoors to help you maintain your natural circadian rhythm. “BioCentric Lighting” is used for many places such as sports and training facilities to improve athletic performance, offices to improve employee productivity, and healthcare facilities to help patients recover faster and staff to perform better.