Nov. 22 (Portaltic/EP) –
The Japanese company focused on bathroom products Science has developed a model of smart bathtub which is referred to as lhuman avadora of the future which, with a shape similar to a cabin, offers users a personalized bathing experience, measuring your heart rate and adjusting the water temperature.
This ‘human washing machine’ project is based on the previous bathtub model ‘Ultra Sonic Bus’developed by the company Sanyo Electric (currently Panasonic Holdigs Corp.) and exhibited at 1970 during the Osaka World Fair (Japan).
Now, from the technological Science they have developed a “modern and futuristic” version, which offers intelligent functions for measure heart rate of users and their reactions. Based on this, the bathtub is capable of adjust the washing experience according to your needs and tastes.
As explained by Science in a communicated on its website, the objective of this ‘human washing machine of the future’ (‘Mirai Ningen Sentakuki’) is create an “optimal bathroom” environment, with a system that not only cleanses the body, but also “provides a visual image of the mental and physical state during bathing.”
Specifically, the design of this bathtub is based on a cabin with a reclining seat in which the user can lie down, also includes a transparent roof or cover which works as an entrance door to the bathtub.
The bathtub is partially filled with water when the user sits down, and the sensors integrated into the seat measure heart rate and other biological factors to adjust issues such as water temperature and flow.
Likewise, through a Artificial Intelligence system (IA), the bathtub uses the measured values obtained to project images adapted to the user’s needs on the bathtub cover. In this way, it is capable of detecting whether the user is calm or more nervous and project images focused on their moods to achieve an more pleasant experience.
In addition to all this, Science has also implemented some improvements in the washing method, such as its fine bubble technology, which allows you to gently cleanse the body. All this, in a process of washing and drying which has a duration of 15 minutes.
“Those who experience the human washing machine of the future with their entire body You will feel healed and rejuvenated both mentally and physically after bathing,” the manufacturer added.
With all this, Science has indicated that it is a project that will be exhibited in the Health Pavilion of the Osaka Kansai Expo, which will be held in the Japanese city in April next year, so that users can try the bathing experience. Likewise, its intention for the future is to launch a model designed for use at home level and, for example, for nursing care.
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