Japan's electronics giant Panasonic unveils a prototype model of a hair-washing machine that makes 3D scanning of the user's head, shampoos and massages with 16 "fingers" at the annual Home care and Rehabilitation exhibition in Tokyo on September 30, 2010. Panasonic is expecting to put it on the market in 2012.
Japan's electronics giant Panasonic unveils a prototype model of a hair-washing machine that makes 3D scanning of the user's head, shampoos and massages with 16 "fingers" at the annual Home care and Rehabilitation exhibition in Tokyo on September 30, 2010. Panasonic is expecting to put it on the market in 2012.
Japan's electronics giant Panasonic robot development engineer Tohru Nakamura displays the prototype model of hair-washing machine that makes 3D scanning of the user's head, shampoos and massages with 16 "fingers" at the annual Home care and Rehabilitation exhibition in Tokyo on September 30, 2010.
A combo picture shows a Japanese electronoics giant Panasonic employee demonstrating a bed shaped robot which can be transformed between a bed (L) and a wheel chair (R) to make life easier for elderly and disabled people at the annual Home care and Rehabilitation exhibition in Tokyo on September 30, 2010
Japanese electronoics giant Panasonic employees demonstrate a bed shaped robot which can be transformed between a bed and a wheelchair to make life easier for elderly and disabled people at the annual Home care and Rehabilitation exhibition in Tokyo on September 30, 2010
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