Fitbit’s Chinese rival Amazfit mulls a transparent, self-disinfecting mask
The latest of such efforts comes from Huami, the NASDAQ-listed wearables startup that makes Xiaomi’s Mi Bands and offers its own fitness tracking watches under the Amazfit brand name in more than 70 countries.
The Aeri principle comes with built-in ultraviolet lights that can disinfect filters within 10 minutes when connected to a power supply through a USB port. Huami hasn’t priced Aeri at this early phase, but Yu confessed that the masks are targeting the “mass customer market” around the world, not only for protection versus viruses however likewise everyday air contamination, rather than appealing to medical employees.
The most current of such efforts comes from Huami, the NASDAQ-listed wearables start-up that makes Xiaomi’s Mi Bands and sells its own fitness tracking watches under the Amazfit brand name in more than 70 nations.
The Aeri idea comes with integrated ultraviolet lights that can sanitize filters within 10 minutes when linked to a power supply through a USB port. Huami is in the procedure of prototyping the Aeri masks. Huami hasn’t priced Aeri at this early phase, but Yu confessed that the masks are targeting the “mass customer market” around the world, not just for security versus infections but also daily air contamination, rather than appealing to medical employees.