The device functions through an automated spray mechanism. When a user steps onto the platform, it releases a specialized cleaning solution to remove dirt, sweat, and odor-causing bacteria. The process takes roughly 8–10 seconds to complete, targeting hygiene and infection prevention in environments where traditional washing is inconvenient.
Once the cleaning cycle finishes, the hardware manages moisture through a built-in absorbent sponge surface and a secondary drying mat. InventHelp, the Pittsburgh-based firm managing the submission, is currently seeking manufacturers or marketers interested in licensing the product under reference number 25-AFD-141.
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