Japan has unveiled the “Mirai Ningen Sentakuki”, a futuristic human washing machine that can clean and dry your body in just 15 minutes. This innovative device uses ultra-fine bubbles and microbubbles to gently wash the body, while biometric sensors track your physical and emotional state, adjusting the experience for maximum relaxation.
Here’s how the machine works:
• Step into the Pod: You climb into the transparent capsule and sit down.
• Washing Cycle: The pod fills with warm water, and high-speed jets release microscopic bubbles that burst, removing dirt and impurities.
• Biometric Monitoring: Sensors track your heart rate, vital signs, and skin condition, adjusting the cycle for comfort.
• Relaxation Mode: Soothing visuals and calming music are projected to help you unwind.
• Drying: The water drains, and warm air circulates to dry you off.
The Mirai Ningen Sentakuki is not just a washing machine; it’s an immersive experience that aims to refresh both body and mind. Developed by Osaka-based Science Co., this device is inspired by a similar concept showcased at the 1970 Osaka Expo.
The machine is now commercially available, with a price tag of around 60 million yen ($385,000). The first unit has been purchased by a hotel in Osaka, and electronics retailer Yamada Denki plans to install it in select outlets.
