Offering “Wellness on the Go,” the new LUFT Duo’s compact size fits into neatly into a bag and is simply and elegantly designed to blend into any space. It is suitable for home, office, bedroom, bathroom or hotel room, and allows anyone to improve the air quality in place, the Taiwanese company says.

LUFTQI firstly introduced innovative photocatalyst purification technology in 2018 in theLUFTQI purifier and more recently released the LUFT Duo which has met with broad industry acclaim.

The LUFT Duo uses nanotechnology to save energy, reduce purifier noise and eliminate toxic gases and odours, as well as UVA LED and Titanium Oxide/Zinc Oxide to zap dust, pollen, mould, and pathogens down to the molecule, saysLUFTQI. Plus, although it’s 1/10th the size of other purifiers in the same category, it is less than half the price.

With the LUFT Duo, LUFTQI set out to create the world’s smallest and consumable-free air purifier that combines two technologies: “Electro-static dust collection” and “Photo-catalysis”, to clean the air we breathe.

The air purifier features an anti-bacterial metal mesh. This is a low surface energy material which is easy to clean and replaces traditional consumable filters. It features electro-static dust collection, which produces 20 million ions at all times. This allows for PM2.5/PM10 to be actively trapped in the metal mesh. This novel approach works effectively for droplet infection in epidemic routine, LUFTQI says.

Finally, the filter includes photocatalyst the company’s proprietary photocatalysis nanotechnology, that breaks down and destroys allergic factors like VOCs, bacteria and pollen, LUFTQI claims.

Key Selling Points:

SSP Nanotech: With UVA LED, SSP is more effective than HEPA when neutralizing pollutants.
No consumables: No consumable replacement required.
Energy Efficient: Powered by USB type-C costs less than $2 per year to operate

The first phase of the major restoration of St James Power Station is now complete and Dyson has today begun moving into its new Headquarters.

Roland Krueger, CEO of Dyson said, “We are honoured to bring this iconic building back to life as our global headquarters – Dyson’s scientists and engineers will add to its already significant history through the discoveries they make and the technologies they develop. We would like to thank the Singapore government, and everyone who made it possible for us to move in ahead of schedule. We look forward to officially opening the space next year.”