Japan unveils human-sized cooling device
A Japanese company has invented a "human refrigerator" called the "Do Hiemon Box" to combat the severe heatwaves in Japan, which are increasing with rising summer temperatures. This device is designed as a single cooling booth resembling a giant refrigerator, intended to quickly lower the human body's temperature. It reduces the interior temperature to 15°C and directs cooled air toward the head, neck, and back, helping to alleviate symptoms of heat exhaustion in about five minutes. The device is currently available in Japan for around $9,238 USD and is mainly used in outdoor and indoor environments. It can be easily transported on wheels, and it is expected to become more popular as temperatures continue to rise, impacting health and work performance in hot places.
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