UV Angel product logo
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UV Angel product logo
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This logo is for a radical new electronic device that automatically disinfects Computer Keyboards, Notebook Computers, Touch-Screens like Point of Sale, Self Checkout Screens at stores, iPad Kiosks, etc. It's compact, intelligent, and uses a combination of Motion Sensor, time-delay, and software to monitor its assigned area for human activity, after which it uses low intensity UltraViolet-C light to irradicate any viruses or bacteria left behind, making the device safe for the next human to use. Move over Tony Stark...UV Angel...the REAL SuperHero.
This will be used on ANY HID (Human Interface Device), changing those surfaces from their current status of most bacteria-ridden (far more than toilet seats), to most disinfected, having enormous public health benefits for Health Care, Restaurants (Touch Screens), Stores, Cruise Ships, Hotels, ANY environment. This is a potentially multi-billion dollar product that we're launching later this year, and nothing like it in the world currently exists.
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UV Bulbs glow blue, so it tends to make sense to at least make use of that color.
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I've done some work on a logo design, like merging the UVA letters in UVAngel together, making the UV a lighter shade of blue, and using a vertical blue gradient in the UV, going lighter to dark from top to bottom, like the UV light itself. I have a shield w/ a Caduceus on it currently, shield blue, Caduceus light blue-white, which is sort of OK, but looks a little like Blue Cross Blue Shield, so looking for something else. I've played a little bit with changing the dual coiled snakes on the Caduceus to a DNA Helix, since UVC works by disrupting the virus's DNA, which may work if designed right. I've very open to any idea right now.
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