Electrolytic generation of hypochlorous acid produces hazardous hydrogen gas as a byproduct. Managing this gas safely and efficiently prevents pressure buildup and explosion risks during on-demand operation.

Mechanical decoupling between drive systems and cleaning heads leads to uneven surface pressure and debris removal. Standardizing contact pressure and spray synchronization prevents surface damage and incomplete sanitation.

Inadequate decontamination of physical environments leads to infectious transmission. Eliminating microbial reservoirs reduces healthcare-associated infections and environmental contamination.