Electroceutical fabric

Researchers Develop Breakthrough Electroceutical Fabric that Zaps Coronavirus Upon Contact

Medicine & Technology May 25, 2020

Researchers from the Indiana University released a study involving an 'electroceutical' fabric designed to eliminate the coronavirus upon contact. Imagine using this technology on surfaces in hospitals, offices, schools, homes, and other places. Click the link above to learn more.

Electroceutical fabric

Researchers Develop Breakthrough Electroceutical Fabric that Zaps Coronavirus Upon Contact

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