Automated, efficient, and non-chemical disinfection of cleanrooms.

Fast and Ecologically Sustainable disinfection

Robot SAM-UVC automatically disinfects a typical GMP class B, C, or D Cleanroom of 25m2 within 15 minutes, saving valuable time for Environmental Service Workers. UV-C is non-chemical, dry and leaves no residue on surfaces. After every disinfection round, SAM creates an digital disinfection report.

Proven Efficacy

SAM-UVC is co-developed and clinically validated by leading academic hospitals in The Netherlands. We’re happy to share the validation study reports.

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"We aim to minimize the spread of viruses and bacteria as much as possible. That's why we've integrated SAM into our existing work program for terminal room disinfection. This 'dry' technology also requires fewer chemical disinfectants, which is better for patients, staff, and our planet."

Simone van Rijn

Infection Control Expert, HagaZiekenhuis

Digitally Auditable

Stay in control with SAM’s automatically generated digital audit trail. Access the disinfection portal to see the details of every disinfection run.

Easy to use

Leveraging a deep understanding of our users, Environmental Service Workers, and state-of-the-art robot technology, we have created the most user-friendly disinfection tool for daily use in hospitals.

“My team enjoys working with SAM as it’s easy to use and prevents them from using chemical disinfectants. I especially like the practical approach of Loop Robots”

Maarten van Zelst

Teamlead at St. Antonius Hospital

About UV-C

The addition of UV-C to regular cleaning programs led to a 30% to 40% reduction in infections caused by known pathogens such as MRSA, VRE, and the Norovirus.

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Overcome the challenges of manual cleanroom disinfection.

Manual surface disinfection is complicated, time-consuming, error-prone, non-repeatable, and impossible to control. Chemical disinfection products are harmful to staff & the environment and pose a risk of biocide resistance.

Regarding the disinfectant

Ineffectiveness of some disinfectants against certain pathogens (e.g., C. diff. spores and Norovirus)
Toxicity to staff and the environment
Damage to hospital materials and equipment
Potential biocide/antibiotic resistance