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In preparation for Interclean Amsterdam 2020, the organisers have outlined three key areas which will set the show’s agenda: Robotics, Data, and Sustainability.
The world’s most advanced cleaning and hygiene show returns to the RAI Amsterdam in the Dutch capital from 12 to 15 May 2020. Attracting more than 33,000 attendees from across 143 countries, the 2018 event was a truly international affair. And next year’s show will be no different, bringing the industry together to celebrate the best of cleaning innovation.
Robotics isn’t a new segment for Interclean Amsterdam by any means, but recent advances made by manufacturers have been rapid and impressive. It’s an area that businesses really need to stay up-to-date with if they don’t want to fall behind.
Where automated cleaning machines were once an exciting but expensive solution, they are swiftly becoming widely used across different environments and industries. Interclean Amsterdam 2020 will be the place to see all the latest machines in action – with the return of the Robot Arena offering attendees a practical, first-hand demonstration of current robotic capabilities.
Interclean Amsterdam 2016 saw the introduction of the Management & Mobility pavilion, a section of the show dedicated to exhibitors developing software and apps that drive cleaning productivity. In the four years since that
show, the pavilion has become even more vital to providers.
More companies are uncovering the data that exists within their businesses, and discovering how they can make the most of it to drive effective and efficient processes. At Interclean Amsterdam 2020, attendees will be able to see hands-on demonstrations of how innovative new software can supercharge their cleaning operations.
With less than 12 years to avert a climate catastrophe, cleaning providers are working hard to adopt sustainable ways of working – from waste management to green cleaning. That’s why the Circular Economy will be a common thread linking many of the innovations on display at Interclean Amsterdam 2020.
Returning to the show will be the Zero Waste Lab and the Anatomy of the Waste Bin workshop. This will show delegates exactly how to improve their waste management practices for a greener, cleaner future.
Also making its return to Interclean is the Healthcare Cleaning Forum, after its successful introduction in 2018. Taking place on Wednesday 13 May 2020, next year’s edition will continue important conversations around healthcare cleaning and infection prevention – featuring expert speakers like Prof. Didier Pittet, Alexandra Peters and Prof. Pierre Parneix.
To register for a ticket to the show, visit the website below – tickets are free until 5 May 2020.
www.intercleanshow.com/amsterdam/
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