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Red Sox will use robots to disinfect Fenway Park while fans attend games
Michael Silverman at The Boston Globe reports the Red Sox will employ a rolling squad of ultraviolet light-emitting disinfecting robots to keep Fenway Park safe this season. Designed to kill the COVID-19 virus and its variants, the robots made by the Surfacide company will be used to keep high-touch points at the ballpark as hygienic as possible once fans begin reentering for the first time since the end of the 2019 season. This image provided by Surfacide shows the company’s Helios System robots that use ultraviolet light to kill virus particles on surfaces. SURFACIDEWhen the Red Sox open their…
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