Japan develops human cooling device

A Japanese company has launched a device known as a "Human Refrigerator" to combat severe heat waves in Japan. Its goal is to instantly cool people by blowing cold air into a small, portable cabin. The device is primarily used at workplaces such as factories and warehouses, and it operates using a standard electrical outlet. It automatically stops after 20 minutes to prevent overuse. Since its debut, more than 300 units have been sold at a price of $9,400 each. It is considered an effective solution to help workers maintain productivity in high temperatures, especially as temperatures continue to rise across the country.

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