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Robot vacuum toys are now available for Australian children
28th of April 2023
A miniature vacuum robot is being sold as a children's toy in Australia. And parents are loving it.
The Kmart product has an average star rating of 4.3 out of five and mimics the design of popular robot vacuums on the market. And it performs very well, according to parents.
One shopper raved about her AUS $12 purchase on Facebook, demonstrating
Kärcher and TTS form strategic partnership
27th of April 2023
Manufacturers Kärcher and TTS are forming a strategic partnership to jointly offer customers globally their complete range of products and services.
With the TTS Equipment, Kärcher is complementing its portfolio of solutions and positioning itself as a full-range supplier. TTS, meanwile, benefits from Kärcher's worldwide brand
UK train cleaner still working at 80
26th of April 2023
An 80-year-old train cleaner who helps to service between 18 and 26 train carriages a night claims he loves his job - and has no plans to retire just yet.
William Gwyn Thomas has been cleaning trains at Carmarthen station for 25 years. He works shifts until the early hours of the morning, operating as part of a team charged with cleaning the
Read the latest edition of ECJ online now
21st of April 2023
The latest edition of ECJ is now available to read online or via the ECJ app. Highlights include:
• Celebrating 30 years of ECJ - we take a look back at the very first edition in 1993
• Business - what you need to know about Artificial Intelligence
• Washrooms - what are the visitor expectations?
• Fragrance - the science
Spiderman robot said to be the future of window cleaning
21st of April 2023
An Israeli start-up has created a lightweight window cleaning robot said to be able to climb the height and breadth of a building in the style of Spiderman.
The Verobotics robot moves around like a crab lifting one arm, moving it, attaching it to the glass, lifting the other and so on.
Weighing around 20lb, the brush-bearing robot is lowered
Brexit - fresh uncertainty for UK firms
20th of April 2023
Swathes of EU-derived legislation look set to be scrapped in the UK by the end of 2023 in a government drive to ‘get Brexit done’ once and for all. But opponents of the move fear vital citizen rights and safeguards could be stripped away in the haste to push the reforms through, Hartley Milner reports.
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