A Japanese showerhead maker called Science Co. is planning to debut what it’s calling the “human washing machine of the future” at the Osaka Kansai Expo in April — and while we have no idea who the ...

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, ...

What’s happened? If you have ever wished your shower could do the hard work for you, a company from Japan has finally delivered the gadget of your dreams. A new human washing machine, now officially ...

Credit: Science Co./Cover Images Japan has unveiled a bizarre new invention that promises to revolutionise the way we wash — a fully automated human washing machine that scrubs, rinses, and soothes ...

In context: Back in 1970, a futuristic "human washing machine" called the Ultrasonic Bath caused a sensation at the Japan World Exposition. The egg-shaped pod was developed and exhibited by Sanyo ...

"The 'Future Human Washing Machine' is a modern-day scientific reproduction of the Human Washing Machine, which was exhibited at the Osaka Expo in 1970 and became a hot topic, and is equipped with ...

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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 ...

The idea seemed far-fetched yesterday, yet today it's a reality: a machine that washes you like clothes, without any shaking of course, is causing a stir on social media. Halfway between science ...

In Japan, a human washing machine has been developed and it is set to launch next year. A futuristic innovation is set to make waves at the World Expo in Osaka April 2025: an upgraded version of Japan ...

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 ...