It isn't always enough to simply vacuum, and the most satisfying sense of sanitation perhaps comes with mopping your floors as well. The UVacuum Cleaner strives to combine both of these tasks into one streamlined appliance, so that you only need to visit every tile once each time you set out to tidy.
Galen Eliason-Carey designed a long and sleek black hoover that elegantly stands upright when it's set to charge on its dock. A mere two buttons make the UVacuum Cleaner easy to operate, offering the user the choice of vacuuming, UV sanitizing or both at once. A 15-cubic-inch head has the capacity to store dust and dirt particles between empties and 30 low voltage UV LED lights beam down to destroy 99% of germs and all of the other stuff that you can't see.
Dual-Action Vacs
The UVacuum Cleaner Sucks Up and Zaps All Sorts of Dirt
Trend Themes
1. Dual-action Cleaning - The trend of combining multiple cleaning tasks into one streamlined appliance presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the cleaning industry.
2. UV Sanitizing - The trend of using UV light for sanitization in cleaning appliances opens up opportunities for disruptive innovation in the home cleaning industry.
3. Efficient Vacuuming - The trend of designing vacuum cleaners with larger storage capacity and easy operation creates opportunities for disruptive innovation in the cleaning appliance market.
Industry Implications
1. Cleaning Appliances - The cleaning appliance industry can explore disruptive innovation opportunities by developing dual-action vacuums that combine multiple cleaning tasks.
2. Home Cleaning - In the home cleaning industry, there is potential for disruptive innovation by incorporating UV sanitizing technology into cleaning products and appliances.
3. Smart Home - The smart home industry can tap into the trend of efficient vacuuming by developing connected cleaning devices with larger dust storage capacity and user-friendly operation.