Clean air in indoor spaces is becoming a commodity just like clean water.
When you hear 99.97% in combination with air purification systems, rest assured, it is not what it seems:
The revolutionary Atmofizer technology is disrupting an industry that has not seen innovations for decades, but instead added more toxins into our air we breathe daily.
Prof. Dr. Gregor Luthe and entrepreneur Torsten Maehle give insights on how their invention uses ultra sonic waves to agglomerate and merge the world’s most deadly and toxic ultra fine particles and viruses. Atmofizer is the world’s cleanest, most effective and sustainable air filtration technology which no longer uses a traditional filter.
Torsten Maehle, Co-Founder German-American entrepreneur with 15+ years of experience in start-ups and business development. His career includes leadership roles in an e-sports ventures, international restaurant franchise, LED lighting company, and other start-up companies. Studied Business Administration at the University of Kiel, Germany.
Prof. Dr. Gregor Luthe
Boy wonder - gifted - teachers frozen in awe - skipped several classes? Are you kidding me? Are you serious when you say that! Gregor Luthe ended up in the special school with a learning disability. He did come then back to secondary school. But up to the ninth grade, beads of sweat stood on his forehead before every transfer.
But then the turning point that nobody would have thought possible. Gregor Luthe switched to the Franciscan Mission School in Bardel near Bad Bentheim. Here he met a teacher who recognized his hidden talent and his hidden high giftedness.
Gregor Luthe literally blossomed and from then on everything was easy for him. He made his Abitur as the best of his year.
He then studied chemistry, biology and physics at the University of Münster. In 2002 he received his PhD from the Free University of Amsterdam.
The chemist is a trained toxicologist under Pof. Dr. Larry Robertson of the University of Iowa and a nanotechnologist. In 2012, Gregor Luthe from Saxion University of Applied Sciences in Enschede was appointed head of the new Nanotechnology Chair.
Here, too, he taught successfully and was very popular with his students because of his unconventional manner. In 2013 the Dutch journal “ScienceGuide” selected him as one of the 15 most inspiring professors in the Netherlands. For over ten years, Dr. Greogor Luthe Visiting Professor of Human Toxicology at the University of Iowa, one of the top 10 universities in the United States.