DeRucci unveils first AI mattress series with Sanitized® technology in China

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Sanitized AG and DeRucci, China’s leading luxury sleep solutions brand, are proud to announce an exciting milestone in their exclusive partnership. Since 2018, SANITIZED has been the trusted provider of foam mattress treatments for DeRucci in the Chinese market. Now, DeRucci is set to revolutionize the sleep industry with the launch of its first AI mattress series, treated with Sanitized® technology, in December 2024.

The new AI mattress series incorporates Sanitized®’s innovative technology, offering enhanced hygiene management features. With antibacterial, antifungal, and anti-dust mite protection, this advanced treatment supports long-lasting cleanliness and a more comfortable sleep environment. This focus on hygiene reflects DeRucci’s commitment to providing advanced and health-conscious sleep solutions to its customers.


A partnership built on innovation and excellence:

Since the partnership began in 2018, Sanitized AG and DeRucci have worked closely to integrate Sanitized®’s antimicrobial expertise into DeRucci’s premium mattress products. This latest AI mattress series represents the pinnacle of this collaboration, blending state-of-the-art artificial intelligence with unparalleled hygienic technology to create a sleep experience that prioritizes both comfort and well-being.


Setting a new standard for sleep:

With the launch of the AI mattress series, DeRucci reinforces its position as a pioneer in the sleep industry. The incorporation of Sanitized® technology not only supports a cleaner sleeping environment but also aligns with the growing demand for solutions that prioritize health and safety in everyday products.


source:polymerupdate.com

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