This invention relates to a
public toilet hygiene and cleaning device: a sensor-activated automatic
urine collection cup for wall-mounted urinals. Currently, many wall-mounted urinals, as shown in Figure 1, suffer from problems due to manufacturing processes, such as the short extension of the
urine collection cup and the user's standing position. During use, much
urine fails to enter the urinal and instead drips onto the ground in front of the urinal, polluting the floor and worsening
environmental hygiene. This also requires cleaning staff to constantly
clean up the spilled urine,
wasting significant manpower and resources. The technical problem this invention aims to solve is to provide a sensor-activated automatic
urine collection cup for wall-mounted urinals, as shown in Figure 2. Placed on an existing urinal, the
urine collection cup is extended to sense the user's position and automatically extends to the user's legs, thus preventing urine from dripping outside. This protects the environment and reduces the
workload of cleaning staff. The beneficial effects of this invention are as follows: it automatically senses the position of the person using the
toilet, automatically activates the urinal, maintains the optimal distance between the front of the urinal and the person's legs, and ensures that urine does not drip onto the ground, thereby ensuring public
hygiene and reducing the
workload of cleaning staff. It can be widely used in men's urinals in public toilets in shopping malls, office buildings, stations, airports, squares and other places.