Toilet Guide, or Toto Smart Toilets
Dirt and waste are toilets usually associated with. And the Toto Research Center in Kyushu is successfully fighting these associations. Japanese toilets are probably the best in the world, but also somewhat frightening - there are too many buttons and unknown symbols on them. Not to mention the fear of being eaten by a losing toilet, or being drenched in water.
Japan’s largest toilet manufacturer is not located in Tokyo. Toto’s headquarters are located hundreds of kilometers from the capital, Kyushu. The company has been operating for almost 100 years since 1917, and is the Apple Toilet Version. At the same time, Toto considers himself to be the best not because of the newest technologies that he builds in toilets, but because of the plumbing heritage.
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Custom settings in the toilets Washlet pay attention to more physics and chemistry than electronics. Modern Toto toilets have nanotechnology coatings on the inside to protect against contamination, as well as to prevent sticking to the surfaces of human waste. The latest models will also raise or lower the seat without your help.
Integration with high technology has peaked from the project “Intelligent toilet”. Together with the construction giant Daiwa House, the company has developed a system that includes scales embedded in the floor in the room, a blood sugar meter and a blood pressure monitor. as well as access to the Internet and a doctor and ... conducting a urine test. The price tag starts at $ 6,100.
But the Tornado is a toilet version of Dyson's Cyclon technology. The washing process requires less water, which, by the way, in Russia with meters would be very relevant. Toto technology is combined with universities, uses supercomputers to model physics.
For many decades, the humble Japanese flooded the public toilets before starting the actual process for which they came. This is done to mask the sound. Imagine how much water is in vain! Toto to prevent such neglect of pure water invented the "princess sound" - by turning on the system using a motion sensor, you and people outside will hear the sound of a forest or music.
The bidet is sort of more hygienic. Therefore, there are this function in Toto’s toilets. You can adjust the temperature and pressure, and choose oscillating or pulsed jets. In the video, you can see the pulsating flow of the Washlet. This is a stream of a mixture of air and water, the epicenter of which falls on the seventh centimeter from the spout.
Despite the countless benefits of these toilets, there are not so many of them in the West. And it's not a high price tag. Cultural discomfort is more important: everyone goes to the toilet, but nobody wants to talk about it. Difficult to interact with consumers. Marketing manager Kohler notes that it is difficult to interact with consumers - it’s difficult to talk beyond the design and basic functions of the toilet.
Steve Scheer, the head of Brondell, argues that it is extremely difficult to change someone's toilet habits. And that is why not everyone is thinking about putting at least a bidet at home.
Watch this video for a start.
Portable "Princess Sound". Take with you to public toilets. And to visit.
Washlet toilet control panel, adapted for the American market.
Do not be afraid - if you even accidentally press a button, the system will not pour water on you. Weight sensors built into the seat will first need to check for the presence of a person on it.
The toilet of the Washlet G is so famous that it became part of the Japanese heritage in the field of mechanical engineering, like the Bullet Train.
When the company decided to make a Washlet, experiments with pressure and water temperature were carried out ... on its own employees, of course.
Design models Washlet can cost from $ 6000.
This model is designed specifically for sumo wrestlers. It is reinforced to withstand huge weights.
Japan’s largest toilet manufacturer is not located in Tokyo. Toto’s headquarters are located hundreds of kilometers from the capital, Kyushu. The company has been operating for almost 100 years since 1917, and is the Apple Toilet Version. At the same time, Toto considers himself to be the best not because of the newest technologies that he builds in toilets, but because of the plumbing heritage.
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We wash, weigh, measure sugar
Custom settings in the toilets Washlet pay attention to more physics and chemistry than electronics. Modern Toto toilets have nanotechnology coatings on the inside to protect against contamination, as well as to prevent sticking to the surfaces of human waste. The latest models will also raise or lower the seat without your help.
Integration with high technology has peaked from the project “Intelligent toilet”. Together with the construction giant Daiwa House, the company has developed a system that includes scales embedded in the floor in the room, a blood sugar meter and a blood pressure monitor. as well as access to the Internet and a doctor and ... conducting a urine test. The price tag starts at $ 6,100.
But the Tornado is a toilet version of Dyson's Cyclon technology. The washing process requires less water, which, by the way, in Russia with meters would be very relevant. Toto technology is combined with universities, uses supercomputers to model physics.
Princesses do not poop
For many decades, the humble Japanese flooded the public toilets before starting the actual process for which they came. This is done to mask the sound. Imagine how much water is in vain! Toto to prevent such neglect of pure water invented the "princess sound" - by turning on the system using a motion sensor, you and people outside will hear the sound of a forest or music.
Bidet
The bidet is sort of more hygienic. Therefore, there are this function in Toto’s toilets. You can adjust the temperature and pressure, and choose oscillating or pulsed jets. In the video, you can see the pulsating flow of the Washlet. This is a stream of a mixture of air and water, the epicenter of which falls on the seventh centimeter from the spout.
Business
Despite the countless benefits of these toilets, there are not so many of them in the West. And it's not a high price tag. Cultural discomfort is more important: everyone goes to the toilet, but nobody wants to talk about it. Difficult to interact with consumers. Marketing manager Kohler notes that it is difficult to interact with consumers - it’s difficult to talk beyond the design and basic functions of the toilet.
Steve Scheer, the head of Brondell, argues that it is extremely difficult to change someone's toilet habits. And that is why not everyone is thinking about putting at least a bidet at home.
The museum
Watch this video for a start.
Portable "Princess Sound". Take with you to public toilets. And to visit.
Washlet toilet control panel, adapted for the American market.
Do not be afraid - if you even accidentally press a button, the system will not pour water on you. Weight sensors built into the seat will first need to check for the presence of a person on it.
The toilet of the Washlet G is so famous that it became part of the Japanese heritage in the field of mechanical engineering, like the Bullet Train.
When the company decided to make a Washlet, experiments with pressure and water temperature were carried out ... on its own employees, of course.
Design models Washlet can cost from $ 6000.
This model is designed specifically for sumo wrestlers. It is reinforced to withstand huge weights.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/222467/
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