Recently, the 8th International Symposium on Water Resources and Environmental Management (WREM 2025) was successfully held in Zhenjiang, Jiangsu. As a leading enterprise in the field of deep-ultraviolet water disinfection technology, MASSPHOTON was invited to attend the event and delivered apresentation titled "Performance Evaluation of High-Efficiency Water Disinfection Modules Based on UV-C LED Technology" during the conference report session.
MASSPHOTON is proud to announce that its self-developed power devices have been shortlisted as finalists for the 2025 EE Awards Asia Innovation R&D Award! This prestigious recognition highlights our leading technological capabilities and innovation in the semiconductor power device industry.
As the latest pulse of the international healthcare market, the 2025 Hong Kong International Medical and Healthcare Fair grandly opened from May 26 to 28 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. Our company showcased its UVC LED air disinfection, UVC LED water disinfection, and UVC LED surface disinfection product series.
Swimming pool water can contain billions of pathogenic microorganisms, putting swimmers at risk of infection. While chlorine is the most common disinfectant, it cannot kill all harmful bacteria and carries its own health risks. Recent increases in waterborne disease outbreaks highlight the limitatio
In today’s pursuit of healthy drinking water, ultraviolet (UV) water disinfection technology has gained widespread acclaim for its ability to disinfect without introducing chemical agents or causing secondary pollution. Among the latest innovations, deep ultraviolet light-emitting diodes (UV-C LEDs)
Vitamin D is known as the "sunshine vitamin" and is crucial for infants' bone development and immune function regulation. However, vitamin D deficiency is relatively common among infants in China. Relevant studies show that the rate of achieving adequate vitamin D levels is low among adolescents, and infants, as a key vulnerable group, have a particularly high deficiency rate. Traditional supplementation methods, such as oral preparations, suffer from poor compliance and difficulties in dose control. In contrast, ultraviolet LED (UVB) — as a precisely controllable artificial light source — offers a new approach to preventing vitamin D deficiency in infants after technical optimization. This article details its mechanism of action, safe application guidelines, and supporting scientific evidence to promote a correct understanding of this emerging technology.
Microbial safety in infant formula foods is a key focus in public health. Due to the immature liver detoxification capacity, immune system, and gut microbiota in infants and young children, they are highly sensitive to low doses of microbial toxins. Bacillus cereus, a common foodborne pathogen, prod
Swimming pool water can contain billions of pathogenic microorganisms, putting swimmers at risk of infection. While chlorine is the most common disinfectant, it cannot kill all harmful bacteria and carries its own health risks. Recent increases in waterborne disease outbreaks highlight the limitatio
In today’s pursuit of healthy drinking water, ultraviolet (UV) water disinfection technology has gained widespread acclaim for its ability to disinfect without introducing chemical agents or causing secondary pollution. Among the latest innovations, deep ultraviolet light-emitting diodes (UV-C LEDs)
Vitamin D is known as the "sunshine vitamin" and is crucial for infants' bone development and immune function regulation. However, vitamin D deficiency is relatively common among infants in China. Relevant studies show that the rate of achieving adequate vitamin D levels is low among adolescents, and infants, as a key vulnerable group, have a particularly high deficiency rate. Traditional supplementation methods, such as oral preparations, suffer from poor compliance and difficulties in dose control. In contrast, ultraviolet LED (UVB) — as a precisely controllable artificial light source — offers a new approach to preventing vitamin D deficiency in infants after technical optimization. This article details its mechanism of action, safe application guidelines, and supporting scientific evidence to promote a correct understanding of this emerging technology.
Microbial safety in infant formula foods is a key focus in public health. Due to the immature liver detoxification capacity, immune system, and gut microbiota in infants and young children, they are highly sensitive to low doses of microbial toxins. Bacillus cereus, a common foodborne pathogen, prod
Large building spaces (such as hospital waiting halls, shopping malls, subway hubs, etc.) are prone to becoming carriers of bacterial and viral transmission due to high population density and complex air circulation. Traditional low-pressure mercury lamps for disinfection have drawbacks such as merc
