FLOORCARE & MAINTENANCE
pedestrian equipment is traditionally used – and thanks to a unique offset feature to clean right up against walls and an ‘active sitting’ driving position, it can greatly increase efficiency.
I managed to catch a glimpse of the stunning Swiss Alps on the short flight over to Zurich, but it wasn’t going to be the last amazing sight I would bear witness to on my visit.
After lifting the curtain (or cloth, as it turned out), Kadri said: “This innovative scrubber dryer marks a turning point in our strategy to develop machines that are so productive they greatly reduce the total cost of ownership.”
The second big announcement of the day came when Kadri revealed that Diversey will be stepping into the world of technology with the ‘Internet of Clean’ – a fully remote management
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system for cleaning operatives that can connect machines, dispensers and devices to improve safety, performance and productivity, as well as more accurate dosing and reduced use of water or chemicals.
Integral to the Internet of Clean is the new TASKI Intellitrail, through which users can connect to each and every cleaning machine in their fleet online to track in real time the location and status of each machine, as well as battery life, crash records and how well it is performing. Patrick Hanhart, Industry Expert BSC/FM at Diversey Care, talked us through the Intellitrail and said that it can give users savings of up to 25% thanks to improved efficiency and productivity, adding that it is simple to install on machines old and new, as all the necessary sensors are contained within a small box that can be attached to the back of any cleaning machine.
Diversey continued their progression into the digital age with their third and final announcement of the day, and one that arguably caused the biggest stir – the acquisition of Intellibot Robotics. The US company
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