🚽 This Futuristic Toilet Is Living In 2057
Published by OOPSONLINE.IN · Source: Free Press Journal · 1 min read · · Updated
😂 OOPS SAYS
Having to scan a QR code and negotiate with a voice-controlled sink is definitely futuristic, but let’s just hope the system doesn't hit you with a software update mid-use.
What actually happened
Mumbai content creator Sarthak Sachdeva was amazed by a futuristic public toilet in Japan featuring voice-controlled facilities, QR-based door access and music playback. In an Instagram video, the creator demonstrated how the sink responded to voice commands and highlighted the structure. Calling Japan “living in 2057,” Sachdeva’s video sparked discussions about technology and civic systems
Key points
- Mumbai content creator Sarthak Sachdeva was amazed by a futuristic public toilet in Japan featuring voice-controlled facilities, QR-based door access and music playback.
- In an Instagram video, the creator demonstrated how the sink responded to voice commands and highlighted the structure.
- Calling Japan “living in 2057,” Sachdeva’s video sparked discussions about technology and civic systems
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