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A Glimpse into the Future of Personal Hygiene A groundbreaking invention known as the "human washing machine" has made its debut at a hotel in Osaka, Japan. This unique device promises to wash and dry a person in just 15 minutes while they lie down, offering an innovative approach to personal hygiene. On the 14th, the Dotonbori Crystal Hotel in Namba, Osaka, announced that it had introduced the "future human washing machine" starting from the 10th. The device is installed in a shared spa space within the hotel, not in guest rooms. Guests can experience it through advance reservations and rent it in 90-minute blocks. The operation time is approximately 20 minutes, and up to four people can use it per session. The fee is 18,000 yen (approximately 170,000 Korean won) per use. A Concept with a Rich History According to local media Soranews24, the "human washing machine" first attracted attention when it was unveiled at the 1970 Osaka Expo but did not lea...

A New Concept in Personal Hygiene A Japanese company has introduced a revolutionary device called the 'Mirai Human Washing Machine,' which has captured public attention for its ability to shower and dry a person in about 15 minutes simply by lying down. This unique machine, developed by Science, an equipment manufacturer based in Osaka, is now being considered for sale at an electronics specialty store in Tokyo. The machine was showcased at the Osaka-Kansai Expo and has generated significant interest. According to reports from Japan's Kyodo News, Yamada Holdings announced plans to sell the 'Mirai Human Washing Machine' at the 'LABI Ikebukuro Main Store' in Toshima Ward, Tokyo. The machine will be on display starting December 25th, with trial experiences available for interested visitors. Features and Technology Behind the Machine The 'Mirai Human Washing Machine' is designed to automatically cleanse and dry the entire body in just 15 minutes. It...

Innovations in Space Laundry: A New Approach to Cleaning Clothes in Zero Gravity Washing clothes in space presents a unique set of challenges. Unlike on Earth, where water is abundant and easily accessible, astronauts face significant limitations when it comes to using water for daily tasks. This scarcity has led to unconventional practices, such as wearing clothing until it becomes smelly before discarding it into cargo capsules that eventually burn up in Earth’s atmosphere. Recently, Chinese scientists have introduced a groundbreaking solution to this problem. A new space washing machine has been developed by the China Astronaut Research and Training Center (CARTA), part of the Chinese Manned Space Agency (CMSA). This innovative device is designed to clean clothes with minimal use of water and no detergent, addressing the growing need for sustainable laundry solutions in space. How the Space Washing Machine Works The machine operates using a combination of mist and ozone. Instead...

A New Era of Personal Hygiene The future is here, and it looks like a pod-like shower straight out of a science fiction movie. This innovative device, known as the Mirai Ningen Sentakuki or "human washing machine," is set to revolutionize the way we think about personal hygiene. Developed by Osaka-based company Science Co., this AI-powered bathing device combines convenience with wellness, offering a futuristic approach to cleanliness. How the Machine Works The process is simple yet advanced: you step into a capsule-like pod that fills halfway with warm water. High-speed jets release billions of microscopic bubbles that gently burst against the skin, lifting away dirt and bacteria without harsh scrubbing. An AI system monitors vital signs, adjusting water temperature, bubble density, and pressure in real time for maximum comfort. The machine also projects calming visuals inside the pod and analyzes the user’s emotional state to tailor the experience. For many older adults...