Human washing machine

[arunima25]

That's the latest talk in the world of technology. Japanese proudly claim that this would be a revolutionary technology in personal hygiene. No shower, no soap, scrubbing, towel drying...you just nerd to enter it, get thoroughly cleaned and dried in just 15 minutes. The AI powered technology will take your of your skin needs aligning with your skin type.
After showcasing in Expo 2025, they will take it to mass production. What's your say? Does it sound like promising and revolutionary technology? OR just another piece of fad?
Find more here.

https://www.ndtv.com/feature/japan-unveils-human-washing-machine-that-can-clean-and-dry-your-body-in-15-minutes-7200998

 

[kit_hung]

This Japanese technology sounds like something out of sci-fi, but it's also very interesting! If you can really clean yourself without water, soap, or a towel in just 15 minutes, that's a game-changer. If AI knows your skin's needs and takes care of you without stress, then it's a huge step forward in personal hygiene. But we also have to ask ourselves: will it be usable by ordinary people or only by the rich? If it's affordable and safe, it could change lives. For now, let's wait for Expo 2025 to see if it's a revolution or just hype.

 

[eLdavis]

Sounds nice though, like those machines we see in those futuristic movies. It would be good for elderly ones.

 

[Kross]

Just imagine I would have my child thrown into that machine to be bathed. This piece of tech would be revolutionary when it comes on board commercially.