Japan introduces human refrigerator to fight heatwaves

A "Human Refrigerator" device has been launched in Japan to combat the intense heatwaves. It operates by blowing cool air jets to prevent the body's temperature from rising. Warehouse worker Isao Tabetchi used it and felt a significant boost of freshness. The device is available on the market for $9,400, with over 300 units sold since April. It is primarily used at construction sites, factories, and warehouses, and is considered an effective solution to protect workers from the danger of heat stress. Especially as temperatures continue to rise and its anticipated use expands to include golf courses. The device is safe, portable, and features automatic shut-off after 20 minutes to ensure safe usage and reduce costs.

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