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Uviquity is a venture-backed startup pioneering proprietary photonics to create a new kind of semiconductor chip that generates human safe, pathogen-eliminating far-UVC light. Air, food and water can be made germ free, at scale. Inspired technology to improve our world.
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#2C277A
Astronaut
44, 39, 122
244, 52, 32
64, 68, 0, 52
#E6CDA1
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0, 11, 30, 10
#6007C9
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Uviquity is pioneering the future of disinfection with its innovative use of solid-state far-UVC light technology, aimed at creating safe, healthy, and disease-free environments. Founded by a team of engineers and scientists, Uviquity's mission is to revolutionize how we protect our air, water, and food — without relying on harmful chemicals or generating waste. Their cutting-edge products harness the power of light to eliminate all known pathogens rapidly, continuously, and safely, transforming public and private spaces into safer havens.
At the helm is CEO Scott Burroughs, an accomplished leader with extensive experience in photonics and optical systems. The team also includes CCO Russ Kanjorski, who drives the company's commercial strategy, and Chief Scientist Brent Fisher, an expert in technology innovation. Together, Uviquity’s leaders leverage their deep expertise to build high-impact disinfection solutions that promise to reshape our lives for the better. Embracing the brilliance of light, Uviquity sets a new standard in health and safety technology for a sustainable future.
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The Uviquity color palette uses the hex codes #2C277A, #E6CDA1 and #6007C9.
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