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The nights are drawing in and the temperatures have started to plummet: time is running out for 2024. As the Autumn blues start to take hold, we can look back on a busy and productive year, with hugely successful events like The Manchester Cleaning Show and
Interclean Amsterdam doing their best to showcase all the best the industry has to offer. We've also seen plenty of innovations debuting throughout the past 10 months, but there's still a couple left for more surprises.
In this October edition of Tomorrow’s Cleaning, we’re bringing you a massive feature covering Technology & Data, perhaps the busiest area of the market over the last few
years in terms of progress, innovation and adoption. Lee Radzki from Essity explains that while robotics tends to be the cleaning technology which captures people’s imagination the most, there are plenty of different tech innovations that are working behind the scenes to improve cleaning.
SoftBank Robotics’ Simon Wisdom speaks to us about how the traditionally old fashioned FM industry can leverage the data and technology in smart buildings to improve cleaning operations, while Freeths – famous for representing the postmasters through the Post Office scandal – have got in touch to share with us some important tips for cleaning industry companies who are considering utilising artificial intelligence in their operations.
In our Healthcare Hygiene section, Essity’s Liam Mynes reminds us of the simple ways in which hospitals can help to control outbreaks amongst patients, staff and visitors as we head into the winter months. Northwood’s Paul Mulready reminds us about the
importance of hand drying in healthcare settings, and Dudley’s Tina Bowden takes a look at how designers of healthcare washrooms have to navigate various regulatory demands.
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