We’re here with all the answers.

Meet Pavel, Soapy’s DevOps Engineer!

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When was soap first made? In our latest series – historically speaking – we’re tackling some of the ancient history behind hand washing.

Automatic handwashing machines are here to stay.

We’re here with some great questions and answers about children and hand hygiene!

Now that everyone understands why practicing hand hygiene is a must, we’re here to talk about the “how”.

WSA, an international platform for ICTs Enterpreneurship, focuses on digital businesses that have a real impact on society. This year, their experts have nominated over 342 social-digital solutions, spanning over 77 countries!

Soapy was picked as the most innovative digital solution in Israel for health and well-being thanks to our automatic hand washing stations aimed to improve hand hygiene. Here at Soapy, we strive to create a safer, more hygienic environment for future generations.

At SOAPY, we know a cleaner world is a safer world.  Everyone, no matter their circumstances, deserves access to hand washing to prevent disease and protect health.

So, we invented a smarter way to wash hands.

SOAPY harnesses advanced AI, IoT and machine learning technologies, to educate, optimize, monitor and encourage people to build healthy hand washing habits, all while conserving up to 95% of resources such as water, soap and energy.

Thanks to partners who share our vision, SOAPY is able give back with a commitment that for every ten personal techno-wash stations we sell, we give one away, to the people who need it most.

Being recognized by WSA is a great honor, and we’ll continue to do exactly what we were chosen for – saving lives, one hand wash at a time.

For the full statement, click here.

In a new article, The Jerusalem Post revealed that Soapy has started collaborating with Sheba’s COVID-19 hospital wing in the fight against the dangerous new virus.

Are there germs on bar soap? The answer might surprise you.

Meet Olga, Soapy’s QA Engineer!

The New York Post published an article about the CDC’s study of American hand hygiene habits earlier this month. The study compared hand washing practices before and after the COVID-19 pandemic among Americans, and the results were grim.