Have a wind shower
5th April, 2007 by stuart
I’m trying to remember the name of a TV show I watched as a kid… It was set in the future, where instead of having baths or showers, people just went into a little booth and were zapped by some sort of cleanliness beam. Well, that’s basically what Okamura Corp. and Sanki Engineering’s Entryway system is. Except it uses air, not a cleanliness beam. Intended for the entrance of “office buildings, hospitals and condominium complexes”, the cubicle shoots air through a filtered nozzle, which is then sucked out the other side of the booth, making the poor person in between 90% free of pollen and dust. Oh, and giving them crazy wind hair. The system will be out in October and cost you 1.89 million yen (£8,078/$15,921).
Source: Nikkei
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Remember that game show where contestants are put in an air-chamber that would whirl money all around? This looks terribly familiar! LOL!
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Ducha de aire…
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April 19th, 2007 at 12:38 am
ducha sin agua… adelantando el futuro sin agua…
pues otro invento de los japoneses, una cabina que te quita el 90% de la mierda que coges por andar por la calle (pole, polvo, contaminación, fritanga…) para hospitales, edificios públicos, colegios… si la quieres para casa te cuesta 16000 $, per…
April 19th, 2007 at 6:58 am
“It is not what enters the man who returns the impure man but what goes out of him, his heart, his mouth”… and his SWEAT.
I don’t know if polen or dust produce bad odor. But What about removing the sweat?
It seems to me very frightening: like being into a jet engine.