9 months ago
Japan unveils futuristic human washer
Japan has introduced a high-tech human washing machine called the 'human washer of the future.'
This machine, developed by a company called Science, was a big hit at the World Expo in Osaka.
It's like a capsule where you can lie down, close the lid, and get a full-body cleanse.
The machine also plays music and uses sensors to monitor your heartbeat and vital signs.
It's not just about cleaning your body; it's also designed to 'wash your soul.'
The expo, which lasted six months, had over 27 million visitors.
The machine costs around Rs 3 crore and is now available in the Japanese market.
Japan's 'human washer' is a capsule-like device for full-body cleansing and soul washing.
Developed by Science, it was a popular attraction at the World Expo in Osaka.
The machine uses sensors to monitor the user's heartbeat and vital signs during a 15-minute session.
The expo drew over 27 million visitors and concluded in October.
The 'human washer' is now available in the Japanese market for Rs 3 crore.
- Who
- Science, a tech company
- What
- A next-generation human washing machine
- Where
- Osaka, Japan
- When
- The World Expo concluded in October
- Why
- To provide a full-body cleanse and soul washing experience
Key facts
- Developer
- Science
- Location
- Osaka, Japan
- Expo Duration
- Six months
- Expo Visitors
- 27 million
- Expo Conclusion
- October
- Machine Function
- Full-body cleanse and soul washing
- Session Duration
- 15 minutes
- Price
- Rs 3 crore
Quotes
Sachiko Maekura
Company spokeswoman for Science, the tech company that developed the 'human washing machine'
“it not only cleans the body but also 'washes the soul' with built-in sensors that monitor the user’s heartbeat and vital signs throughout the session.”
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