Wow, this is really good news. A doctor, Dr. Jeffery L. Deal, Fellow of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene created two 5′ 5″ machines – known as TRU-D SmartUVC which uses a unique technology called Sensor360 to calculate the time needed to react to the particular features of a room.



For instance, the technology takes into account the size, shape, surface reflectivity, the amount of equipment in the room and where it is situated.
Once it has calculated these room paramaters, the TRU-D (Total Room Ultraviolet Disinfector) device delivers a single, lethal cycle of UV-C light from the middle of the room.

The deadly dose of UV-C light alters the DNA of viruses like Ebola so they cannot replicate and carry on spreading and colonizing patients.

Nearly a dozen validation studies show that TRU-D is 99.99% effective in eliminating the
most common pathogens that cause health care associated infections.

The Disinfecting robots are to be deployed in two hospitals in Monrovia, capital of Liberia. Dr. Deal will be accompanying the two devices to Liberia and will teach hospital staff how to operate them.

The two machines will be deployed in JFK Hospital and ELWA Hospital in the capital, Monrovia.

Dr. Deal explains:
“We developed TRU-D SmartUVC
technology to combat the devastating effects of hospital acquired infections.
Unlike many diseases, Ebola strikes
hospital workers more than any other group, making it the ultimate hospital acquired infection.”

TRU-D technology is already being used in all types of health care settings in the US, Canada, the UK and Saudi Arabia to eradicate
a range of pathogens, including not only Ebola but methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, carbapenem-resistant Enterobacteriaceae, Middle East
respiratory syndrome, influenza , norovirus, Clostridium difficile, and others. I really can't upload the picture of the robot but if you want to see it then click on the link and don't forget you heard it here first. thanks. http://mzfacts..com/2014/08/ebola-robots-that-cure-ebola-to-be.html