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Sustainability in the aquatics industry: Robotic cleaners play a key role in energy-efficient pools

Service professionals can drop a commercial robotic cleaner in the pool, while the team inspects the vessel for leaks and/or maintains other areas  of the aquatic facility.
Service professionals can drop a commercial robotic cleaner in the pool, while the team inspects the vessel for leaks and/or maintains other areas of the aquatic facility.

Supporting businesses and organizations built on the principles of environmental responsibility will inspire change for the better on a global scale. These roots for change begin at the local level—in the home, the community, and ecosystem.

It does not matter whether one is creating an eco-friendly backyard pool or streamlining a small business, every modification has value and contributes to the collective sustainability efforts. At the same time, one can feel a sense of pride in their work knowing they are making a difference, while saving money, time, and resources.

With a portion of Canada’s economy being resource-based, it is vital to make sustainability a priority and to set an example for other nations on how to tackle the challenges of environmental damage and make systematic changes. By doing so, people will be healthier and more productive, which will further encourage the creation of cutting-edge tools and technology.

 

Amy Shankar is a content and social media marketing specialist for Maytronics, a manufacturer of robotic pool cleaners in Atlanta, Ga. She is experienced in social media and web content strategy and execution. Shankar also specializes in creative writing and design for traditional and digital media. She can be reached via e-mail at amys@maytronicsus.com.

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