Yes, there are several appliances with built-in touchless controls or sensors. Some examples include:
1. Touchless Kitchen Faucets: These faucets have motion sensors that allow you to turn them on or off with a simple wave of your hand, helping to prevent the spread of germs while cooking or cleaning.
2. Touchless Trash Cans: These trash cans have motion sensors that open the lid automatically when they detect movement nearby, allowing you to dispose of your waste without touching the can.
3. Touchless Soap Dispensers: These dispensers feature infrared sensors that release the soap or sanitizer automatically when you place your hand under it, eliminating the need to touch the dispenser and reducing the spread of germs.
4. Touchless Hand Dryers: Hand dryers with touchless controls use sensors to detect when your hands are placed underneath, activating the airflow without the need for any buttons or levers.
5. Touchless Appliances with Voice Control: Some smart home appliances, such as smart ovens or refrigerators, have voice control features that allow you to operate them without touching any buttons or controls.
These touchless appliances and sensors are designed to promote hygiene and reduce the spread of germs by minimizing contact with surfaces.
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