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Japanese workers get a personal cooling device
The article discusses an innovation by a Japanese company called the "Do Hemon Box," which is a device roughly the size of a phone booth that emits blasts of cold air to combat the intense heat of summer. Its goal is to improve the comfort of workers and individuals in high-temperature environments. The device has been in use since the beginning of this year, with sales exceeding 300 units since April at a price of approximately $9,400 each. It is utilized in construction sites, factories, and warehouses, with plans to expand its use to golf courses and baseball fields. The device operates using a standard electrical outlet, is energy-efficient, and automatically shuts off after 20 minutes to prevent overuse.
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