Criteria of automated modern public toilet may include:
- always functional to maintain cleanliness
- electronic basin unit to provide sensor operation of soap, water, and hand drying, in order to ensure the hygiene
censored soap dispenser, with creative thinking
- automatic toilet bowl flushing when users wash hands or open the door to leave
- each automated unit is fitted with a concealed movement censor, for the safety of users
- seat wash unit to clean the toilet seat by retracting the toilet seat into a cabinet and spraying it with disinfectant, and then wash, dry, and move back into position, ready for the next user.
- unique electronic toilet tissue dispenser accommodates a jumbo toilet roll
- electromagnetic locking device which is exclusive concealed to lock each automated unit
- communication module to provide background music and voice messages to users
- baby change table
- sanitary disposal
- smoke detection and water spray
- a warning sign and flashing light to warn people have a hearing impairment in the unlikely event of a voice message being broadcast
- battery operated emergency lighting in order to provide light in the cubicle when there is power outage
- suitable external appearance to suit the local urban design and landscape.
The most widely used automated public toilet in Australia and New Zealand with over 600 installation