A 'human washing machine' that can clean a person from head to toe has gone on sale in Japan. This jet-fighter cockpit-shaped pod uses powerful jets of bubbles to blast the skin clean of dirt and ...

Forget cold plunge pools. The new flex could soon be human washing machines. According to one of Japan’s oldest newspapers, an Osaka-based shower head maker called Science has developed a contraption ...

Japan’s major home electronics retailer, Yamada Holdings, is preparing to bring one of the most talked-about attractions from the Osaka Expo into everyday life: the Mirai Human Washing Machine. The ...

Thought the Japanese toilet was advanced? Japanese showerhead firm Science Co. has put the “pod” in “Tide pod” after inventing an AI-powered “washing machine of the future” that is purported to give ...

What if I told you it’s now possible to completely wash AND dry yourself in just 15 minutes? ….Oh, yeah, that’s right. We’ve been able to do that for a very, very long time. It’s called “taking a ...

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An unusual household appliance has been launched on the market in Japan: a washing machine for people. The 7.5-feet-long capsule (that’s 2.30 meters) was unveiled at the World Expo [PDF], which took ...

The Mirai Human Washing Machine washes and dries bathers in a 7.5-foot-long pod in just 15 minutes Shawn.ccf / Alamy Stock Photo Japan-based tech company Science developed a futuristic cleaning device ...

In 1970, the groundbreaking invention known as the "Ultrasonic Bath" captured the world's attention at the Japan World Exposition. Created by Sanyo Electric, today known as Panasonic Holdings Corp, ...

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The Future Human Washing Machine does exactly what its name suggests — all you have to do is climb in. Displayed at Expo 2025 Osaka, the device is an upgraded version of one conceptualized in 1970.