Since the onslaught of the new crown epidemic in 2020, there have been multiple rounds of epidemic peaks in many parts of Europe, with huge pressure on hospital admissions and a serious shortage of medical disinfection machine stock. At that time, Medair received the supply demand from many countries and customer hospitals, and tried its best to mobilize all resources to guarantee the supply of disinfection machines, and fully provided remote and offline clinical and operation and maintenance support to assist European medical staff to save and treat patients with the new crown pneumonia, which was recognized by many medical institutions and clinical experts.
      The critical respiratory medicine community, which has borne the brunt of the epidemic, has been pained by the ability of the New Coronavirus to spread over a large area and the rapid deterioration of patients' conditions, which has led medical professionals to deepen their discussions on the ease of use, efficiency and other characteristics of disinfection machines. In the future, how to balance safety and efficiency issues in the clinical application of disinfection machines and further lower the threshold of disinfection machine use and training will be a boulder that cannot be ignored on the road to disinfection machine development in the post-epidemic era.