Disinfection Robots in Faith-Based Community Centers

Viewing The current pandemic circumstances, faith-based community centers are working hard to provide appropriate facilities/sanitary measures (inclusive of appropriate disinfectants and instructions) to prevent the spread of COVID- 19.

These efforts are well displayed in the affordance of traditional ways of disinfection like : hand washing stations, equipped with: soap, paper towels, hand sanitizer, tissue, toilet facilities, continuous supply of potable water, provision of additional hand sanitizer, provision of disinfecting wiping products, as per the physical distancing and hygiene protocol.

Religious entities, however, are encouraged to use technology to the greatest extent possible to avoid meeting in person and fasten disinfection procedures to maximize their efficiency.

For these reasons, uvc disinfection robots are being gradually introduced in churches and all religious centers as it proved to be effective enough in all large spaces.

In this regard, the Autonomous uvc disinfection robot: SIFROBOT-6.53 has shown to be one of the most popular and frequently used disinfection robots that can be employed in a number of wide settings including faith-based centers where sterilizing might be a bit difficult and different.

SIFROBOT-6.53 is a UVC robot with a lidar system that can scan and range the surrounding area in many directions.

To be clearer, this uvc robot disinfects and sterilizes in advance, according to the contour map. Differently put, this disinfection robot aids in avoiding the detrimental effects of close tracking contact with the church’s guests.

The robot is also powered by a high-density lithium battery with a long cycle that requires no  maintenance no matter how long its usage duration was.

Viewing all of the technological advanced this smart machine is bestowed with, The UVC Disinfection Robot: SIFROBOT-6.53, may be the finest choice for Church caretakers looking for high-quality uvc disinfection that protects the safety and comfort of the visitors of their religious organizations.

Reference: Protocol for Community and Faith-Based Organizations