LG's Newest Smartmask Will Purify Air And Kill Germs
Companies have been quick to develop masks that protect the wearer from air pollutants and of course germs and viruses since COVID-19 has affected everyone everywhere. If you exercise, there are reusable water-resistant masks made especially to ease breathing and if you even require one for communication and translation purposes, there’s a Japanese mask made just for you.
To add to that list, in the run-up to this year’s IFA tradeshow in Berlin, which is set to run from 3 to 5 September, LG has announced that it will be presenting a wearable smartmask. The air-purifying mask is equipped with two H13 HEPA filters, which can be removed and replaced as needed. In fact, when this is the case, the mask sends a notification directly to the wearer’s smartphone via the LG ThinQ mobile application.
With the new mask, LG claims that its customers will be comfortably able to breathe air that is clean and healthy for a period of up to eight hours. Along with filters, the device is equipped with ultraviolet LEDs to kill germs, and it is also able to adjust to the volume of air inhaled and exhaled by the user, with twin fans that speed up and slow down to facilitate easy breathing. For added convenience, the mask’s integrated battery can also be recharged directly in the special case that will ship with the device.
With regard to its environmental impact, LG is keen to point out that all of the components in the PuriCare Wearable, from the filters to the headband, can easily be replaced and are fully recyclable.
As it stands, no availability or pricing information has been announced for the new mask, which is expected to go on sale in late this year.
Source: AFP Relax News
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