25,000 new carpets with microchips were laid in Nabawi Mosque
25,000 new carpets with microchips were laid in the Nabawi Mosque in Madina for the convenience of worshippers. These chips record the location of the carpets, the time of processes such as cleaning and scenting.
25,000 new carpets were laid in the yard, roof and interior of the Nabawi Mosque in Madinah for the convenience of worshipers and pilgrims.
It was specially selected by experts for the holy mosque, and it is distinguished by its durability and softness. In addition, each rug is embedded with a chip that tracks its location , recording pick-up and transport times for cleaning, scenting, washing and sterilization.
For information, carpets use 115 tons of antiseptics and 30 tons (30 thousand liters) of aromatic substances every day , reports Global Village.
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