Humarise calls them Humanity Salvation Devices. What they actually do is blanket a city in gas that hands every Quirk user more power than they can hold, then lets that power kill them. Only the Quirkless walk away, which is precisely the design.
The Trigger Bombs are chemical weapons belonging to Humarise. The scientists who were made to build them logged the things as the Quirk Factor Triggering Device, while the cult prefers to call them Humanity Salvation Devices. They appear in the film My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission.
Each unit is a large dark box, and each is a weapon of mass destruction. Detonation floods an entire city with gas in short order, and the gas is Ideo Trigger, the fiercer form of Trigger. Anyone who breathes it finds their Quirk Factor greatly enhanced and their command of it gone. Death follows either from the amplified drawbacks of a Quirk running unchecked or from the wreckage that Quirk causes. The Quirkless are the only ones the gas cannot touch, and that is the entire point: Humarise treats Quirks as a disease and casts these bombs as the instrument that shields the Quirkless from it and saves humanity. Activation runs through a Control Room at the cult's main headquarters.
Humarise owns and deploys them. Building them required kidnapping scientists, Alan Kay and Eddie Soul among them, and holding their families hostage to force cooperation. The cult also reached out to dealers and traffickers in various parts of the world to secure the chemicals needed for Ideo Trigger gas in quantity.

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The Trigger Bomb is a chemical weapon belonging to the cult Humarise that floods an entire city with Ideo Trigger gas. Anyone who breathes it gets a massively amplified but uncontrollable Quirk, and death follows from the backlash or the destruction it causes, sparing only the Quirkless.
The Trigger Bombs release Ideo Trigger, a stronger form of the drug Trigger, as a gas. It massively boosts a Quirk while stripping the user's control of it, which is what makes it deadly to nearly everyone who breathes it.
The Trigger Bombs belong to the cult Humarise, which forced kidnapped scientists, including Alan Kay and Eddie Soul, to build them by holding their families hostage.
Humarise treats Quirks as a disease and considers the Quirkless the only true humans, so the cult frames its Trigger Bombs as devices that save humanity by wiping out Quirk users while leaving the Quirkless untouched.
The Trigger Bombs appear in the film My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission, where they are activated from a Control Room at Humarise's main headquarters.
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