Theglobal window cleaning robot marketwas valued at US$ 376.7 Mn in 2017 and is projected to expand at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of over 14.3% from 2018 to 2026, according to a new report published by Transparency Market Research (TMR)titled Window Cleaning Robot Market Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends, and Forecast, 20182026.

This is mainly due to an increase in adoption of automation in household applications across the globe, which is likely to boost demand for window cleaning robots. Moreover, rise in safety concerns is expected to propel the global window cleaning robot market over the forecast period. Furthermore, growing advancements in robotic technology across the globe is projected to fuel the window cleaning robot market in the coming years.

The global window cleaning robot market has been segmented based on product type, application, and geography. In terms of product type, the market has been divided into vacuum suction and fan absorption. Based on application, the market has been classified into commercial, residential, and industrial. Based on geography, the market has been segmented into North America, Asia Pacific, Europe, Middle East & Africa, and South America.

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Fan absorption is anticipated to be a highly lucrative segment during the forecast period

The ability of fan absorption based window cleaning robots that can be used with a comparatively intelligent, secure, and efficient manner is one of the leading factors driving the fan absorption segment. Additionally, the application of fan absorption in tall buildings is projected to boost the segment. The increasing construction of tall buildings and the rising need for safe practices to get them cleaned is having a positive impact on the global window cleaning robot market. The fan absorption segment of the global window cleaning robot market is projected to expand at a rapid CAGR of more than 15% from 2018 to 2026.

Residential segment expected to hold a prominent share during the forecast period

In terms of application, the residential segment is anticipated to constitute a dominant share in 2018. The segment is expected to be driven by factors such as the rising adoption of smart homes. Additionally, with the growing adoption of a comfortable, easy, secure, and convenient lifestyle, the penetration of window cleaning robots is increasing in the residential sector. Furthermore, the significant use of fan absorption based window cleaning robots in the commercial sector is causing it to expand at a significant CAGR of above 14% during the forecast period.

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About eight years ago, Norma Mbele and her two-year-old son were staying at a shelter in Braamfontein, Johannesburg, having escaped an abusive marriage. It was a time of financial hardship, even with her wages as a domestic worker. We had nothing, says Mbele.

The turning point came when she and her son went to a store one day. He wanted a bottle of water and I couldnt afford that. And when I went back to the shelter I thought: what is it that I can do?

What she could do, it turned out, was to become a creative entrepreneur: that was the day Mbele started creating jewellery made from upcycled materials. Fast forward to today, and she is now running a fully-fledged jewellery business, as well as training other women, including domestic workers and victims of domestic violence, to create and sell accessories themselves.

Mbeles personal style may be unusual when we meet, she wears an intricately braided, colourful headpiece but her ambition is familiar to many domestic workers in South Africa, who often start side businesses to supplement their wages. A national minimum wage of R20 per hour (around 1.15) was introduced earlier this year, but domestic work is excluded from this and despite some increase, workers still earn too little even to cover living expenses, according to a 2019 report by home cleaning platform SweepSouth.

Domestic workers still earn too little even to cover living expenses

The worlds 67m domestic workers those performing household duties such as cleaning, ironing and gardening are among the most economically vulnerable, according to the UNs International Labour Organization. So, could a side business be part of the solution?

Unfortunately, businesses often fail due to lack of skills, support structures, access to networks and mentorship, says Tuliza Sindi, CEO and founder of BRNWSH, which works with domestic workers, mainly in the inner-city neighbourhood of Hillbrow, Johannesburg.

Above: Tuliza Sindi of BRNWSH and creative entrepreneur and domestic worker Norma Mbele (photo credit: Imani Dlamini)

Since 2016, BRNWSH (formerly The Spin Cycle) has aimed to redesign the domestic work sector, partly by providing emergency funding and affordable healthcare to domestic workers, but also through storytelling: one of BRNWSHs early activities was a podcast exploring the role of domestic workers and cleaners aired on Cliff Central, an online radio station.

Sindi has also helped reposition domestic workers as innovators. Noticing that they were often adapting cleaning products to improve them (such as mixing window cleaner with Vaseline) or make them less toxic, BRNWSH approached large companies and presented domestic workers as insight generators, product testers, as strategists and product innovators. Clients now include a detergent manufacturer, and another company making food products.

The intention, says Sindi, is shifting how we understand and allocate value: showing that domestic workers are incredibly effective [and] innovative, and not limited to their perceived identity as marginalised women a narrative that Sindi believes takes away agency, autonomy and dignity.

BRNWSH which Sindi describes as a for-profit company that does social enterprise work is also supporting female workers other streams of income.

In partnership with Hackney Co-operative Developments (HCD), a cooperative that fights poverty, promotes education and tries to build social inclusion in east London, BRNWSH is now supporting a group of 24 domestic workers to establish or grow social and creative enterprises. The collaboration received a grant of almost 85,000 from the British Councils Developing Inclusive and Creative Economies (DICE) programme, and aims at helping to develop the womens side businesses which range from Norma Mbeles jewellery business to a herbal tea company to a daycare centre for kids through coaching, mentoring and access to networks. Of the 24 women, six have been receiving further support including working on practical homework assignments and participating in workshops in South Africa and the UK.

Above: Norma Mbele in discussion with the HCD team earlier this year (photo credit: Tuliza Sindi/BRNWSH)

HCDs social enterprise manager Douglas Racionzer, who has worked in the sector for decades and has started 18 social businesses himself, says social enterprise is blossoming in Hackney, and is keen to spread the HCD business model globally (see box). Hillbrow and Hackney may be on different continents, but they share some similarities, he believes: both are inner-city neighbourhoods with high levels of poverty but also vibrant economies with diverse populations. So he expects the learning to go both ways, not least because South Africa is a world leader when it comes to dealing with race and class issues.

How HCD supports local and social enterprise

HCD has more than 30 years of experience promoting economic development by supporting the creation and growth of co-operatives and social enterprises in Hackney. It currently owns seven buildings that it rents out as affordable workspaces to local businesses and creative professionals; the rental income covers the cost of HCDs support for social enterprises. That support includes coaching existing or would-be entrepreneurs, skills training and networking opportunities. In addition, they encourage other organisations and companies in Hackney to shift their supply chains and buy from social enterprises.

Racionzers role in this project is primarily to assist the South African group with training, to create resources for those wanting to start and run a social enterprise, and to research social and creative entrepreneurship in South Africa. The free toolbox has just been launched, and Racionzer and his team at HCD are currently producing case studies of South African social enterprises.

In addition, he and his colleagues visited South Africa back in July 2019 to deliver training workshops with Sindi. Women talked to advisors in one-on-one clinics, and sessions addressed issues such as finances and how to balance running a business alongside another paid job.

HCD and BRNWSH were also able to identify products made by local social and creative enterprises including those working with the BRNWSH team that could be imported into the UK. These products include leather bags, herbal tea and unique crockery from neighbouring Zimbabwe. Racionzer says there is a huge appetite for ethically-sourced products in Hackney, and the two partners are looking to establish a more formal export agreement.

The initiative has not been without challenges. One issue that both Sindi and Racionzer cite is managing expectations. That can relate to business ambitions: for example, the day-to-day challenges of life as a domestic worker can eclipse thinking about an export strategy. But it can also relate to the assumptions made about BRNWSH when people see its affiliated with an overseas organisation something Sindi admits caused real friction with one of the six participants when her expectations of the programme fell short. I think there is a sell that comes with the word England or the word Europe, Sindi says.

Still, Sindi and Racionzer are proud of what the programme has achieved.

Mbeles story is a good example. It wasnt always easy for her to grow the venture. She had to juggle it alongside her full-time job at first, plus other responsibilities, and she lacked business knowledge. But with Sindis help, she was able to identify gaps. The company didnt have a great logo and she had never considered it important to formalise the organisation, she says. But registering formally has opened up opportunities, such as access to funding from financial institutions.

Above: Handcrafted jewellerymade by Norma Mbele (photo credit: Norma Mbele)

Now, Mbele is able to support her family by doing part-time domestic work, dedicating the rest of her time to her business. Her products include quirky designs such as a pair of earrings made from an old tape measure, colourful earrings made from beads, and bags inspired by African designs. She employs a team of six permanent and seven seasonal staff, who mainly sell the creations at malls and through word-of-mouth, and they are experimenting with social media. And shes sharing her skills further, by training women throughTosunga Baningi, the non-profit she co-founded in 2013. Based in Sedibeng, south of Johannesburg, it advocates against gender-based violence, campaigns for justice and provides a community for women of different nationalities and backgrounds as well as giving them a new opportunity to grow their income.

What is profound about domestic workers who start businesses is that its almost always community-orientated

It is this reinvestment in the community that Sindi says makes these women special and its what makes her own company a social enterprise in spirit. What is profound about domestic workers who start businesses is that its almost always community-orientated, she says.

Running a side business may not be the solution to the low pay of domestic work. Sindi admits that finding the time is a challenge: domestic work is a demanding job, often requiring 8-hour workdays and lengthy commutes. Thats often a huge problem, she says, though some do make it work by working nights and weekends on their ventures. And in some cases, women manage to negotiate a four-day week: Their side hustle has started to make them enough money to compensate for the day off.

And Sindi suggests that even those only able to dedicate a little amount of time can make it count. If its an hour that you can put in, thats an hour thats going to matter.

Imani Dlamini is a DICE Young Storymaker one of fourteen young journalists recruited by Pioneers Post and the British Council from six countries to report on social and creative enterprise.

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The rising levels of outdoor air pollution, spurred by factors like vehicle emissions, fossil fuel burning and industrial exhaust gases, is worrying enough to make you want to stay indoors as much as possible. But surprisingly, even the indoor air isn't exactly as clean and healthy as we'd like to believe. In fact, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), indoor air can often be two to five times more polluted than outdoor air.

"On average, we spend around 90% of our time indoors. So, it's important to keep our indoor air as clean as possible, especially during winter months when we like to keep our windows and doors shut tight to seal out the cold," says Abby Lemon, application engineer at Filtrete.

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The most common sources of indoor air pollution include asbestos, carbon monoxide emissions from central heating systems and gas stoves, radon, mold, tobacco smoke and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) found in household items like disinfectants, air fresheners, paint, carpeting, adhesives, pesticides and wood preservatives.

Inadequate ventilation can also contribute to indoor air pollution by trapping the allergens and pollutants inside and keeping the outdoor air from diluting emissions caused by the pollutants, says EPA. "High temperature and humidity levels can also increase concentrations of some pollutants," it adds.

"Living near a busy road can also affect the indoor air quality as the pollutants from car exhaust can enter your home," says Dr. Payel Gupta, assistant clinical professor at SUNY Downstate Medical Center, Brooklyn and spokesperson for the American Lung Association.

"Since many of these pollutants are odorless, you won't know that something is wrong until you start experiencing symptoms," she points out.

If you want to check how safe the air is inside your home, here's a handy guide to measuring indoor air quality.

How does polluted indoor air affect your health?

Common short-term effects of indoor air pollution include dryness and irritation of the eyes, nose, throat, and skin, headaches, fatigue, shortness of breath, hypersensitivity and allergies, sinus congestion, coughing, sneezing, even dizziness, tells Dr. Gupta.

The likelihood of an immediate reaction to indoor air pollutants depends on several factors including the individual's age and whether they have any pre-existing medical conditions, notes EPA. For instance, people with asthma and allergies are more sensitive and therefore may experience more severe symptoms as compared to those who don't have asthma or allergies.

Meanwhile, other potential health problems may develop after long or repeated periods of exposure. These long-term effects include worsening respiratory disease (asthma, hypersensitivity pneumonitis, bronchitis), heart disease, lung cancer and premature death, says Dr. Gupta. "Prolonged exposure to polluted indoor air has also been linked to low birth weight infants," she adds.

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