- In October 2022, Henkel Qhesive Solutions' Smart Adult Care, developed with Smartz AG, transforms standard diapers into intelligent medical devices. Printing sensors onto the product enables remote monitoring of moisture, movement, and temperature, enhancing patient care in Italian nursing homes while easing staff workload
- In April 2022, Sumo, a biodegradable cloth diaper system developed in Germany, boasts washable absorbent pads and a waterproof cover. Utilizing plant-based fibers and a detachable super-absorbent inlay, it offers superior performance compared to traditional reusable diaper materials
- In February 2021, Ontex's smart adult diaper combines a premium design with printed sensors and a mobile app to accurately assess diaper saturation and leakage risk, alerting caregivers when changes are needed for optimal care
- In January 2021, First Quality introduced Incognito by Prevail, offering multi-fluid protection against bladder leaks, menstrual leaks, and daily discharge. Featuring a super absorbent core, it provides enhanced wetness protection and odor neutralization compared to standard feminine hygiene pads
- In January 2021, Kao Corporation and Kyoto University collaborated on a Used Disposable Diaper Carbonization Recycling System in Japan, aiming to reduce CO2 emissions by converting used diapers into carbon material, contributing to environmental sustainability
Frequently Asked Questions
The primary challenges include skin irritation and allergic reactions and social stigma & psychological barriers.
The underwear and briefs segment is expected to dominate the adult diapers market holding a major market share in 2025.
