Japanese Wearable Space Toilet Will Make Incontinence Fun Again
Posted: January 7th, 2009 | Author: Sly | Filed under: Japan, space travel, toilet | 4 Comments »
Everyone knows that Japanese technology is light years ahead of everyone else. I swear, those guys are living in the future. Right now, they’re working on an astronaut toilet that is worn at all times. It takes care of waste removal and cleanup.
Quote from CraziestGadgets:
When the astronaut has to go, sensors automatically turn on a rear-mounted suction hose to remove the waste. Then an automatic washer and dryer cleans you up.
Rear-mounted suction hose? Sounds sexy! Now let’s start working on a version for old folks homes and hospitals. After Japan finishes designing theirs- in five years.
Guess I’ll have to work on mastering time travel if I want to see this invention any time soon. I’ve almost got it worked out- right now I can travel into the future at the rate of one second per second without even trying.
Wearable Japanese Space Toilet [craziestgadgets]
How do you FIND this stuff? I Know it’s a pain, space toilets in general (I know this from experience), but, um, this does NOT look appealing to me.
Lol… I thought you’d like this one. It does look a bit restrictive, and you’d probably get a wicked chaffing or rash after a week or so… they should come up with a smaller, transverse-mounted, front wheel drive version.
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