The Delta Pilar Faucet Didn't Get the Hands-Free Memo
Brian G Randles — October 17, 2009 — Art & Design
References: deltafaucet & ohgizmo
The Delta Pilar faucet has Touch20 Technology which allows you to turn the faucet on or off with one touch on any part of the faucet. This would be incredibly useful—if the hands-free faucet hadn’t been around for the past, I don’t know, decade?
OK, so I can understand that some people may want to have the power of touch-activated water over the illusion of magically appearing water, but for the same money, who wouldn’t go hands-free? Make your own Delta Pilar faucet decision by following the links below.
OK, so I can understand that some people may want to have the power of touch-activated water over the illusion of magically appearing water, but for the same money, who wouldn’t go hands-free? Make your own Delta Pilar faucet decision by following the links below.
Trend Themes
1. Touch-activated Faucets - Opportunity to improve touch-activated faucets technology and create more convenient experiences that can compete with hands-free faucets.
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3. Sustainable Faucets - Opportunity to use touch-activated technology to promote water conservation, addressing a major issue in the water industry today.
Industry Implications
1. Home Appliances - Opportunity for home appliance companies to develop touch-friendly and sustainable faucets that integrate with smart home systems.
2. Plumbing - Opportunity for plumbing companies to design and produce innovative touch-friendly faucets that cater to customers' changing needs and preferences.
3. Hospitality - Opportunity for the hospitality industry to provide a more sleek and convenient experience for guests while also addressing water conservation concerns with touch-activated faucets.
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