Manual cleaning processes are hindered by complex geometries and restricted physical access. Overcoming these spatial constraints prevents bio-fouling and mechanical degradation in sensitive environments.

Physical limitations prevent independent maintenance of sanitary conditions after bodily functions. Overcoming these barriers reduces reliance on caregivers and prevents secondary health complications.

Manual delivery of fluids during tool operation often suffers from poor flow control and awkward handling. Standardizing delivery through integrated interfaces prevents user error and uneven distribution.

Blind suctioning leads to mucosal trauma and incomplete clearing of secretions. Real-time visual feedback prevents tissue damage and ensures effective airway clearance.