Artificial Intelligence is revolutionizing millions of routines and now it reaches the bathroom with the human washing machine, an innovative project by Science.
The Artificial intelligence transforms and drives millions of lives towards innovations in various industries, from the medicine until the technologyeven reaching everyday products such as those in bathroom. The Japanese company Scienceleader in this sector, goes a step further with its surprising invention: the human washing machine, which promises to change the way you take a shower.
Science, located in Osakauses advances in AI to develop this revolutionary machine that combines deep cleaning with a multisensory experience unique. This project, which is still in the development phase, may generate a great debate on whether this time it will affect the awareness on the use that should be given to water so as not to waste it
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What is the Usoyaro project, the human washing machine that will arrive soon?
This invention aims to create an unparalleled bathroom experience, where cleaning is not only efficient, but also relaxing and enveloping. Through fine bubblesthe washing machine removes impurities without the need to rub the skin. The user simply sits on a airtight cabin and let the technology do its magic, while you enjoy Music and projections selected by AI for a completely immersive experience.
The built-in sensors monitor the body’s nerve responses, further personalizing the bath. In addition, it will not be necessary to dry yourself with a towel, since the cabin has a automatic drying cycle 15 minutes. Inspired by a concept from the 1970s that never made it to market, this modern version, driven by the president of Science, promises to revolutionize the way we understand daily bathing and is expected to make its official debut at the Osaka Expo 2025.
Source: Ambito
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