Proctor & Gamble’s Charmin’s GoLab has brought up its own toilet paper robot (TP Bot ) debuting at CES 2020 as a concept, while as a matter of factor it won’t be available for public sale. The robot will bring a VR experience, toilet paper and a sensor for smells maintaining the privacy of a fortified place from high tech.
The company Charmin by Proctor & Gamble’s is coming up with three new and unique technologies at CES as the RollBot, V.I.Pee and SmallSense specially designed to experience the home in a better way.
For a critical room like bathroom, there’s a very little innovation while people uses six to seven times daily with an average of 156hours a year, according to P&G studies.
RollBot : It is a robot that will deliver a fresh Charmin roll without making you awkward, using Bluetooth controlled smartphone. The release for Charmin says, ‘there will be a unique futuristic design that uses self balance technology to produce a more nebulous look’.
SmellSense: The SmellSense will work as an electronic sensor which will monitor systems to allow users to plan accordingly as for entering the bathroom and check how it smells without having to experience it on their own. It notifies on the status of the stench via a GO/NO display. It is measured to detect carbon dioxide found within a ‘toot’ or ‘two’.
V.I.Pee : Generally, portable toilets does accumulate attendees from concert, parties or events, whereas V.I.Pee is manufactured for the premium experience to never miss a beat on the seat. It is enhanced with Oculus Rift S VR” to transport a Goer without missing any moment for being the first one to go.
As per the study by Value Market Research, innovation in this market will eventually assist in gaining more market share in the industry, bringing up innovations during forecast period will surely enhance the portable toilets market growth.
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