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If it works in the jungle, it works anywhere.

Neonatal jaundice is easy to treat — when phototherapy is within reach. In many parts of the world, power, distance and infrastructure stand in the way. bili-hut™ was designed to go where conventional equipment can’t.

How it works off the grid
“Neonatal jaundice is a persistent nemesis in the developing world.”
The challenge

Phototherapy shouldn’t depend on where a baby is born.

Conventional phototherapy units are heavy, need reliable mains power and often an incubator or warmer to keep the baby warm. In remote clinics, that equipment is scarce — and families may be hours away from the nearest neonatal unit.

bili-hut™ brings effective, high-intensity phototherapy to those settings: light, portable and able to run from solar or battery power.

Built for the hardest settings

Designed for babies everywhere.

Meet bili-hut global™
  • Solar & battery powerRuns from solar panels or a battery back-up power supply, where grid power is limited or unreliable.
  • Light and foldableFolds flat for inexpensive shipping and easy transport to remote clinics.
  • Built to lastRobust materials and electronics designed with longevity in mind, with wipeable surfaces.
  • Keeps babies warmThe semi-enclosed design improves the baby’s thermoregulation — no incubator or heater required.
  • High-intensity lightLong-lasting blue LEDs that meet American Academy of Pediatrics requirements, with automatic over-temperature shutoff.
  • Made for reuseA washable nest insert that positions and comforts the infant, treatment after treatment.
Health worker caring for a baby at a rural clinic
Off the grid

Powered by the sun, when there’s no other option.

bili-hut™ runs on very little power. In remote health posts — like those in Papua New Guinea — a small solar setup is enough to keep phototherapy running, day and night with battery back-up.

  • Solar-readyRuns from solar panels or batteries
  • Low powerLED array, no active heater
  • Travels lightEverything fits in one case
Where we work

From the jungle to rural maternity units.

Field stories and photos coming from LST
Tropical rainforest in West New Britain, Papua New GuineaPapua New Guinea

Solar-powered phototherapy in remote health posts

Where the grid doesn’t reach, bili-hut™ runs from solar panels so newborns can be treated close to home.

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Wooden houses in the Amazonas region of PeruPeru

Reaching families in the Amazon region

A portable system that travels with care teams to communities far from neonatal units.

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Mother holding her newborn at a rural clinic in AfricaAfrica

Rural clinics and maternity units

Effective phototherapy without an incubator, in clinics where equipment and power are limited.

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  • XXcountries reached
  • XXclinics and health posts
  • XXbabies treated
  • XXpartner organizations

Impact figures to be confirmed by Little Sparrows Technologies.

Partner with us

Bring phototherapy to the places that need it most.

We work with NGOs, ministries of health, hospitals and distributors to bring bili-hut™ to low-resource settings.

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(781) 725-2460 · info@littlesparrowstech.com

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