- American Aires (WIFI) has launched its Lifetune Mini device to protect against electromagnetic radiation (EMR)
- Based on management’s assessment, it is currently the only wearable product of its kind that mitigates EMR from data-transmitting electronics
- The company expects the Lifetune to tap into the growing demand for wearables and improve its gross margins
- American Aires is a Canadian-based nanotechnology company that develops silicon-based microprocessors that reduce the harmful effects of EMR
- American Aires (WIFI) closed unchanged trading at $0.07 per share
American Aires (WIFI) has launched its Lifetune Mini device to protect against electromagnetic radiation (EMR).
Based on management’s assessment, it is the only wearable product of its kind that mitigates EMR from data-transmitting electronics, such as cell phones, cordless phones, wireless earpieces, wireless headsets, computers, laptops, monitors, smart TVs, baby monitors and Wi-Fi routers.
Based on the company’s sales data, it believes Lifetune Mini will tap into existing global demand and improve its gross margins.
Dimitry Serov, American Aires’ CEO, stated,
“With the global wearable technology market demonstrating a rapid rate of evolution and innovation, we see this segment transforming into a bustling industry. This sentiment is supported by research firm, Gartner, who forecasts that global spending on wearable devices technology will reach US$81.5 billion this year, an 18 per cent increase over 2020.”
American Aires is a Canadian-based nanotechnology company that develops silicon-based microprocessors that reduce the harmful effects of EMR.
American Aires (WIFI) closed unchanged trading at $0.07 per share.
