For the past few decades, infection prevention is highly focused by adopting various measure by countries. Healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) incur heavy costs and significant burden on a country’s economy. Globally, about 1 in 10 patients treated in the hospital are acquiring at least one HAI. However, HAIs do not receive much public attention, countries and healthcare organizations are focusing to eradicate this endemic economic burden. Also, this issue is quite prominent in low-and middle-income nations. Therefore, the World Health Organization (WHO) is supporting its member states to build healthcare facilities and portable enhanced disinfection systems such as robots to address these threats with preparedness to prevent and control the dissemination of these infections associated with healthcare.
Cleaning Robots Market
– The Future of Housekeeping
The intrinsic goal of
any service industry is to create personalization and customer delight with
their services. Frictionless communication among employees and with the
customers also play a major role in this industry. Robot services are supporting the hotel sector
growth, owing to wide adoption of automation in mundane operations of
front-office, robot services are replacing the housekeeping staff with their
high-efficacy. Moreover,
a significant part of the customer base of the hospitality industry is enticed
to look forward to human-robot interaction. With these demands from the hospitality
industries, players of the cleaning
robots market are thriving
with innovations in new products.
Recently,
patent-pending smart robot “CleanseBot” was launched that claims to be the
World’s first robot to kill 99.9% of Escherichia coli bacteria. This
pocket-sized sanitizing and disinfecting “ready to travel” robot will fulfill
the demands of the hotel industry—where huge amount of bacteria and germs can be
found. The product is embedded with 18 sensors, 4 UVC lamps, and artificial intelligence which help
to remove germs from any surface. Similarly, advancements from other players
such as LG and Maidbot are thriving in the hotel as well as in the hospitality
industry.
North America Budding With the Cleaning and Disinfection Robots Market Demand
North America was estimated as most lucrative region in the global cleaning and disinfection robots market, with a share of 39% in 2018. Robots held a predominant part of North America’s economy from the past few years. Researchers in Canada estimated that HAIs cases of about 220,000 resulted in 8,500 to 12,000 deaths per year, making HAIs the fourth leading cause of death in the country. Thus, Canada is leveling-up its healthcare standards and introducing numerous UV robots to handle cleaning and disinfections in hospitals to minimize the widespread of HAIs. As a result, the cleaning and disinfection robots market is thriving in Canada.
The U.S. – A Global
leader in the Robots Market
The U.S. is one of the
top five countries leading the global robots market with about 6% growth during
2016-2017. The robot
installations pertaining to manufacturing industries are driving these sales. However,
recent
demand influx
is observed in the personal and domestic service sectors of the robots
industry. This increasing demand is primarily attributed to growth of the cleaning
and disinfection robots in the domestic sector that is supporting the
government and healthcare initiatives to mitigate HAI cases. According to the
Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion (ODPHP), around 1 in 25
inpatients are infected by HAIs in the U.S. Centers
for Disease Control and Prevention of the U.S is investing in research activities and
initiating action plans and tool kits to eliminate HAIs. These initiatives are
setting stringent cleaning and disinfecting processes in hospitals of the U.S.
Recently, Robert Wood
Johnson University Hospital Hamilton of New Jersey, the U.S., added a robot to
its staff. Tru-D, Total Room ultraviolet disinfection, a UVC disinfection robot
that helps to keep HAIs at bay. In one cycle, this robot delivers a measured
and automated dose of UVC light to disinfect the room consistently and keep patients
and staff safe from harmful infections. Furthermore, the hospital management is
embracing this innovative and scientifically-validated technology which serve
their stringent cleaning process by adding extra cover. Consequently, the
healthcare sector of the U.S. and Canada are
widely inculcating these instances to reinforce their cleaning processes. Thus,
the disinfection robots market is further augmenting in North America.
Industrial Segment
Driving the Cleaning and Disinfection Robots Market Growth
With the advent of Industry 4.0, robots are advancing in primary industries such as mining and agriculture as well as in secondary industries such as food processing and manufacturing in automating routine tasks such as lifting and moving in inventory etc. Besides, for cleaning hallways, floors, and equipment the demand is evolving. These tasks are often daunting as they require abundant workforce and energy. For instance, duct cleaning that is expensive is made easy by cleaning and disinfection robots. These robots for duct cleaning and other industrial cleaning applications are remotely managed by a human operator. They can reach areas where humans cannot. With various benefits, the cleaning and disinfection robots market is accelerating with a CAGR of 24.2%, during the forecast period.
Vacuum and Floor
Cleaning Robots occupying special place in the Residential Sector
Cleaning floor is
often a tedious job which consumes energy and time. With automation, robotic
floor cleaners are gaining prominence in the residential sector. Furthermore,
personal and domestic service robot market is increasing every year. Unlike
traditional canisters, robotic cleaners are autonomous and intelligent. Besides,
they can be programmed with the help of Wi-Fi, activated with Amazon Alexa or
Google assistant, and controlled with a smartphone making
them more user-friendly and personalized for the residential users.
New Roomba i7+
launched by iRobot is distinctive from other cleaning robots available in the
marketplace. It can remember the house layout and clean it with more efficiency
and autonomously
recharging on a new clean base dock that has its own large dustbin are
exceptional.
This
innovation is huge success in the cleaning robots market. The industry players
look forward to innovating robots as such. Moreover,
robots’ sales for domestic services experienced a growth of 31%, during
2016-2017 and estimated to reach about 6.1 million units, according to the
International Federation of Robotics (IFR). These
domestic services include vacuum cleaning, window cleaning, lawn-mowing, and
other types of household cleaning activities. Therefore, the cleaning robots
market growth is expediting with surging vacuum and floor cleaning applications
in residential sector.
Key Players in the
Global Cleaning and Disinfection Robots Industry
The major companies
operating in cleaning and disinfection robots market share are iRobot, Dyson,
Intellibot Robotics, Neato Robotics, LG Electronics, Samsung Electronics,
Ecovacs, Eufy, Xiaomi, Alfred Karcher, and ilife Robotics. These key players
are innovating new products tailored as per the industry needs.
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