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Smartclear

Rabah, Sarah
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The SmartClear self-cleaning window system represents a novel approach to try to overcome some of the perennial problems of conventional window cleaning, especially for high-rise buildings and dusty areas. The present research provides an investigation of performance, environmental impact, and cost-effectiveness of SmartClear, a new generation of window glass that can clean itself by emulating the natural self-cleaning mechanism of the eyelid. SmartClear seeks to enhance safety and reduce the maintenance cost by taking out human labor, water, and chemical agents from the equation. Testing of the proposed system will be performed in a mixed- methods approach: quantitative performance metrics and qualitative user feedback targeting commercial property owners, homeowners, and sustainable architecture projects are expected to reveal its efficacy in maintaining cleanliness, contributing to environmental sustainability, and giving satisfaction to users. This research would further enlighten stakeholders and help position SmartClear in the market as a revolutionary, eco-friendly window cleaning solution.
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Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International
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