In today’s fast-paced world, where time is often limited, the idea of a quick and efficient way to clean oneself is a dream come true for many. While a relaxing shower has been a traditional way to unwind after a long day, Japanese engineers have introduced a new concept that could change the way we view hygiene and personal care. This innovation, known as the “human washing machine of the future,” combines the power of artificial intelligence (AI) with a cutting-edge cleaning process to offer a personalized and rejuvenating washing experience.

Mirai Ningen Sentakuki redefines body cleaning with cutting-edge technology

The “Mirai Ningen Sentakuki” (translated as the “Human Washing Machine of the Future”) is an invention developed by Science Co., an Osaka-based company. Unlike traditional methods of washing, this device uses advanced technology to wash and dry a human body in just 15 minutes. The machine incorporates high-speed jets of water infused with tiny air bubbles, a design intended to remove dirt and impurities from the skin in a highly effective way. This human washing machine is part of a broader effort to revolutionize hygiene practices by using technology to offer a faster, more efficient way to cleanse oneself.

Debuting at Expo 2025, it promises to revolutionize hygiene—and maybe encourage a few too many lazy habits.