Clean air is not a luxury – it’s a basic right!
Everyone deserves to breathe clean, healthy air.
And we have the ability to provide it.
We have the ability to save lives.
Together, let us build a better and healthier future.
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Mr. Bassa holds a Master’s degree (M.Sc. Cancer Research, with honors) in Cancer Research and Biochemistry from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. He has led and generated several scientific and innovative technological initiatives. Mr. Bassa’s work has been published in international scientific journals and he holds the rights to several patents.
Dr. Richter is a co-founder and a major shareholder in Urecsys. He is well known for his uncompromising emphasis on IP protection. Dr. Richter has developed groundbreaking health products and has founded several leading companies. He is also the owner, founder and CTO of internationally renowned medical engineering companies.
Urecsys assembled the world’s leading interdisciplinary research group in the field of indoor air pollution reduction. Our company has formulated the safest methods and algorithms for improving indoor air quality – with unprecedented success.
Urecsys’ innovative approach and methods are based on a thoroughly comprehensive research, as well as rigorous empirical measurements and experiments. The intricate process of developing the right methods involved the collaboration of researchers from a variety of fields, including: the medical sciences, cancer research, biochemistry, chemistry, computer science, mathematics, statistics and others.
Plants are highly intelligent. They know when to open their pores to let in air, and when to close them. Sometimes it just isn’t worth it – they’ll lose too much water.
Mr. Nir Bassa, a biologist and cancer researcher, realized that with artificial intelligence, he can create a technology that regulates the air circulation in a building, just like a plant does, so it will only let in the cleanest possible air. All this to the benefit of the building’s functioning as a whole, and the health of its occupants.
