SAMSUNG | UV Disinfection Box
Customer: SAMSUNG
Our role: Industrial design | Appearance design | Structural design | Electronic R&D | Manufacturing
The Samsung UV Disinfection Box is a desktop sterilizer produced by Samsung in South Korea. It is equipped with dual ultraviolet lamps that can sterilize mobile phones, watches, TWS headphones and other portable products. The product not only provides ultraviolet disinfection, but also provides wireless 10W charging to ensure that mobile phones are disinfected and charged at the same time. The current shipment volume of this product is close to 1 million units.
The UV disinfection box can effectively reduce annoying viruses and bacteria on the surface of products. It is designed with an internal size of 196*96*33mm and can accommodate most smartphones currently on the market. You only need to easily press the button on the right side of the cleaner. The cleaning process can be started. The fast and efficient cleaning program is suitable for multiple cleanings a day, and you can use your mobile phone with peace of mind.
Equipped with dual UV lights inside, it can sterilize objects placed inside. While providing ultraviolet disinfection, it also supports 10W wireless charging and is suitable for mobile phones that support wireless charging (wireless charging of smart watches is not supported).
This mobile phone disinfection box is also suitable for disinfecting watches, jewelry, cosmetics and other small products. Its design is small and can be placed on desks and entrances.
The internal design of the sterilization box uses ultraviolet sterilization and disinfection. The use of ultraviolet rays of appropriate wavelengths can destroy the molecular structure of DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) or RNA (ribonucleic acid) in microbial cells, causing the death of growing cells and/or regenerative cells. Death, achieving the effect of sterilization and disinfection.
A good industrial design can bring happiness to people's lives. The mobile phone disinfection box is designed from the smallest points around us to quietly protect our health. Designers need to fully explore users' consumer demand points and help companies seize market opportunities through industrial design.