Tiny robotic cleaners could be used to sweep away bacteria
Nanorobots could be used to clean up microscopic environments by collecting bacteria and depositing them at defined locations.
This would enable humans to have direct interaction
» Read moreNanorobots could be used to clean up microscopic environments by collecting bacteria and depositing them at defined locations.
This would enable humans to have direct interaction
» Read moreBreathing in widely-used disinfectant cleaning chemicals may be significantly more lethal than drinking them, according to new research.
The University of California study found
» Read moreGreenspeed, cleaning solutions provider based in the Netherlands, has announced a change to its leadership team. After 25 years, CEO Michel de Bruin will hand over daily
» Read moreIn the UK, cleaning and FM company Cleanology has launched a Learning and Development (L&D) department in a dedicated training hub at its London headquarters.
The
» Read moreExperts from the British Institute of Cleaning Science (BICSc) will be running The Cleaning Innovation Hub during the The Facilities Event (part of The Workplace Event)
» Read moreToolSense, the Austria-based company specialising in an AI-powered FM operations platform, has secured an investment fromfrom GRO Capital, a northern European private equity
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