Washing machine launched for humans that will wash and dry in 15 minutes
Human Washing Machine: The inspiration for this machine is taken from a similar device displayed at the 1970 Japan World Exposition. At that time, Sanyo Electric Company (which is now Panasonic) introduced an oval-shaped "ultrasonic bath".
Washing machines are usually used to wash clothes, but have you ever thought that there could be a washing machine for humans? If you have not thought about it yet, then do not even think now, because now a washing machine has been launched for humans to bathe. You may find it strange to hear but this is the truth.
A showerhead manufacturer in Japan has developed a "human washing machine", which is a pod that can wash and dry a human in just 15 minutes. The futuristic technology-based machine is currently in the prototype stage, but the company plans to launch it for the home and hospitality sectors in the near future.
According to Japanese news outlet The Asahi Shimbun, the machine was inspired by a similar device displayed at the 1970 Japan World Exposition. At that time, Sanyo Electric Company (now Panasonic) introduced an oval-shaped "ultrasonic bath".
This hot water would fill automatically when a person sat inside the machine, cleaning a person with ultrasonic waves and massage balls and draining out the water. Although it never became popular back then, it did spark inspiration among one kid Yasuaki Oyama, chairman of Science Company.
The Japanese science company, Science Company, manufactures microbubble-releasing showerheads and other bath accessories to meet the country's growing hospitality market. These machines can emit tiny bubbles that help clean. This machine can shape the future of bathing and is sure to make it automatic and efficient with the most modern technology.
