The sensor kitchen faucets come in two styles: an attractive transitional design, and a more industrial-inspired look with exposed springs.

The company recently launched Hydro·X Power technology within its touchless sensor faucet portfolio.

Possibly the most imitated faucet design on the market today, the VOLA faucet remains ahead of the pack.

The integrated electronics locates the sensor, battery and solenoid valve in the faucet spout and eliminates the need for a control box.

The simple integrated design, with all electronics in the spout, is engineered for easy installation and maintenance to save time and money.

The technology pairs with connected home devices to dispense exactly the amount of water needed with features like metered dispensing and custom container commands.

The company's new pairings of sensor-operated faucets and soap dispensers are available in five finishes and provide hygienic, touch-free solutions.

The foot control adapter turns a kitchen faucet on and off with a gentle tap on the base unit for hands-free operation.

Equipped with the exclusive GROHE SmartControl button at the tip of the pull-out spout, the faucet allows for easy push-button on/off and hands-free convenience.

A wave of the hand turns the Beale faucet on and off, with a sliding sensor door to select manual mode when needed.