In order to help you keep your hands clean after washing, the 'AQUAMIX' touchless faucet operates without any contact while destroying bacteria. The faucet is constructed to prevent the growth and attachment of bacteria while presenting you with intuitive touch-free controls.
Created by German design firm City GmbH, the AQUAMIX was built for health professionals. Guidelines from the health sector were followed closely in order to ensure proper hygiene for its users.
Using sensors, the faucet allows you to shut it on and off and control the temperature. A large display on the top of the faucet shows you the temperature at all times in order to prevent scalding. Small gestures from your hands can be used to adjust the water to a safe temperature.
What's Driving This Trend
- Touchless Faucet Technology
- Touchless faucet technology will continue to grow in popularity and demand as people place increased emphasis on hygiene and health.
- Antimicrobial Materials
- Antimicrobial materials will become increasingly important in product designs, particularly in high-touch areas such as kitchens and bathrooms.
- Intuitive User Controls
- Intuitive user controls will be a key trend for touchless products, providing an improved user experience while also reducing the spread of germs.
Who This Affects Most
- Plumbing
- The plumbing industry will need to start incorporating touchless and antimicrobial technologies into their products to meet consumer demand for healthier and safer products.
- Healthcare
- Touchless faucets like the AQUAMIX are already being used in healthcare facilities, but there is an opportunity for further innovation in this space to improve patient and staff hygiene.
- Hospitality
- Hotels and restaurants can benefit from touchless faucets and other hygienic products in bathrooms and kitchens, providing a safer and healthier environment for guests and staff.
