The initial shock comes from the contrast, and it is because of something that looks like a futuristic bathtub, but operates as a scientific device calibrated to understand the user in real time. After the impact it generated at the Osaka Kansai expo, the Japanese company Science began to commercially produce the Mirai the Mirai, the so-called futuristic human washing machine.
The link with the past helps to understand the ambition, the legendary human washing machine presented by Sanyo at the 1970 Expo remains frozen in the Panasonic museum in Osaka, a retrofuturist icon, the current version maintains only a visual memory of that prototype and advances towards an unprecedented technology based on ultra-fine microbubbles capable of adhering to positively charged organic matter and removing it from the pores.
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