Assisted Choices
Suctioned
Odor
Vacuum cleaners are being designed with anti-bacterial features.
Trend
What is the Suctioned Odor trend?
Suctioned Odor: Vacuums cleaners are no longer simply sucking up dirt and dust in the home, they are now actively eliminating bacteria and the odors and allergens it can cause. These evolved designs eliminate the need for consumers to purchase separate devices that serve these same purposes. The compounding of these functions serves to cater two consumer desires – for quality over quantity in their purchase decisions, and for the convenience of dual-functions.
Trend themes
Themes within the Suctioned Odor trend
Three behaviours holding the trend togetherMultifunctional Cleaning Devices
The integration of dual-functionality in cleaning devices has led to the development for better air quality in households.
UV Sanitization
The infusion of UV technology has led to an increase in demand for sanitization to ensure cleanliness of surfaces and spaces.
Voice-Controlled
The incorporation of voice control technology in cleaning appliances has allowed for a more seamless user experience.
Industry implications
What the Suctioned Odor trend means for industry
Where the trend changes the playbookHome Appliances
The home appliances industry can benefit from integrating new technologies into standard devices to cater to a growing interest in advanced cleaning methodologies.
Health and Wellness
The use of UV sanitization and allergen-elimination can cater towards a growing awareness around health and wellness concerns and may be integrated within health-related industries.
Internet of Things
Smart technology integration through voice-control capabilities caters towards an expanding market with need for interconnected devices.
Workshop question
How can your brand prioritize both quality and convenience?
Trend signals
Trend signals for Suctioned Odor
Trend score 4.0 out of 10, from popularity 56%, activity 57%, freshness 8%.
- Gen Alpha (not a primary audience)
- Gen Z
- Millennial
- Gen X
- Boomer
Evidence
Examples of the Suctioned Odor trend
7 featured examples from Oct 14, 2016 to Dec 3, 2018Air-Cleaning Robotic Vacuums
The 'Airbot' Cleans the Air and Your Home to Ensure a Clean Space
The home appliance industry can explore the development of dual-functionality appliances like robotic vacuums with built-in air purifiers.
Multifunctional Automatic Robot Vacuums
Hojun Lee Designs the Refine Vacuum and Air Purifier
The home appliances industry can leverage the trend of dual-function appliances to offer innovative products that cater to the evolving needs of customers.
Lightweight Pulsating Allergen Vacuums
The RAYCOP RN Infuses a Pulsating Brush for Hair Removal
Manufacturers in the appliance industry can focus on creating lightweight, portable designs that are efficient and versatile.
Robotic Voice Control Vacuums
The Shark 'ION ROBOT' Vacuum Captures Dirt, Allergens and More
Household appliance manufacturers can invest in integrating technology in their products to make them more efficient and user-friendly.
Bacteria-Killing Purifier Vacuums
The RAYCOP RS2 Purifier Bed Cleaner Uses Suction and UV Light
Disruptive innovation opportunity: Develop advanced home cleaning products that leverage the combination of vacuuming, UV light, and surface sanitization.
Household Sanitizing Vacuums
The CleanWave Sanitizing Portable Vacuum Can Be Used on Fabric Items
Opportunity for the home cleaning supplies industry to innovate with sanitizing products that cater to consumer demands for germ-free households.
Allergen-Eliminating Vacuums
The RAYCOP Allergen Vacuums Help Consumers Breathe Easier at Home
RAYCOP's allergen vacuums have created disruptive innovation opportunities in home goods and cleaning products, as consumers demand better indoor air quality solutions.