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Revelando lo invisible en España: Cómo la tecnología UV-C está impactando al mercado europeo

Puntos críticos: La pandemia validó la tecnología UV-C para el mundo médico, y ahora se están encontrando usos en otras industrias. El mercado español tiene varios sectores donde los rayos ultravioletas tipo C puedes ser útiles. El ecosistema de tecnologías sanitarias será critico para la salud de gente en nuestros ambientes públicos. El último año…

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  • La pandemia validó la tecnología UV-C para el mundo médico, y ahora se están encontrando usos en otras industrias.
  • El mercado español tiene varios sectores donde los rayos ultravioletas tipo C puedes ser útiles.
  • El ecosistema de tecnologías sanitarias será critico para la salud de gente en nuestros ambientes públicos.

El último año y medio de disrupciones sanitarias ha revelado la importancia de mejores prácticas para mantener la salud de la gente en lugares públicos y de alto tráfico. En el primer episodio hispanohablante de Making the Invisible, Visible, un podcast de Intellego Technologies exploramos los beneficios de UV-C en este contexto. Vamos a explorar los casos de uso para rayos ultravioletas tipo C en las tecnologías biomédicas, pero no solo explorando como funciona la tecnología; también daremos puntos de vista en como maximizar esta tecnología en un ecosistema de soluciones innovadoras.

Nuestras invitadas, Patricia Pregel y Verónica Vidal, explican cómo esta tecnología ha avanzada en años recientes, y porque en la región europea, específicamente en España, se puede encontrar usos en varias industrias. Darémos respuestas a preguntas importantes, como…

  1. ¿Cómo funciona como una solución biomédica, y cómo se compara a otros rayos ultravioletas?
  2. ¿Cómo funcionan entro del ecosistema de tecnologías de saneamiento? ¿Qué reemplazan y qué complementan?
  3. ¿En cuales sectores españoles hay la mayoría de la oportunidades para usar el ecosistema de productos UV-C, y por qué?

Más información sobre nuestras invitadas:

  • Patricia Pregel es la directora de ventas de Intellego Technologies para el sur de Europa, LATAM y África.
  • Verónica Vidal está a cargo de Directora de Biodosimetría e Innovación para Fotoglass, una compañía creando aplicaciones ópticas para el sector industrial y biomédico, validando a la eficacia de tecnología crítica a estos sectores.

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