Japanese device ensures you'll never crap your pants again
- 9 years ago
TOKYO — A Japanese company has invented a device that tells the user ahead of time when they will need to make a trip to the bathroom.
The Japanese company, Triple W, named the white, rectangular device "Dfree". It is secured to the user's abdomen and predicts fecal excretion times by montoring internal organs through ultrasonic waves. The data is sent to an app on the user's smartphone, which sends the user a notification telling them the the estimated time of their next bathroom visit.
The device is aimed at those who suffer from fecal incontinence, the disabled, the elderly, and those who need more time to find the bathroom. It could also be useful for toddlers going through toilet training.
Statistics show that by 2060, two out of every five Japanese will be aged 65 or older. Triple W believes the device will be a beneficial addition to Japan's booming elder care industry.
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The Japanese company, Triple W, named the white, rectangular device "Dfree". It is secured to the user's abdomen and predicts fecal excretion times by montoring internal organs through ultrasonic waves. The data is sent to an app on the user's smartphone, which sends the user a notification telling them the the estimated time of their next bathroom visit.
The device is aimed at those who suffer from fecal incontinence, the disabled, the elderly, and those who need more time to find the bathroom. It could also be useful for toddlers going through toilet training.
Statistics show that by 2060, two out of every five Japanese will be aged 65 or older. Triple W believes the device will be a beneficial addition to Japan's booming elder care industry.
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