Here are 5 new Japanese inventions that can change your future .

Japan is one of the most scientifically and technologically advanced countries in the world. Japan is the cradle of the latest electronic innovations...

1 - vending machines:

Japanese self-selling machines differ from their machine counterparts around the world, which are often sold for snacks and soft drinks. In Japan, all things are sold on these machines, such as raincoats, clothing, and food, and they are equipped with artificial solar systems to keep the vegetables, fruits, and food you are offering healthy.

2 - glasses to read the subconscious:

Who among us has never had a day to read what is in their subconscious mind and know what they think? Japan has given you the opportunity today to do so through the "subconscious mind glasses", which depicts and embodies the subconscious thoughts of its users to show them in high-definition images. The most famous of these cameras are called Neurocam, which records brain waves to embody thoughts in the form of images that are displayed to see what is inside the mind of the wearer.

3. Reiden batteries made of organic carbon:

Batteries that accept recharging and recharge for longer than any other type of organic carbon rechargeable batteries to be both saving and preserving the environment. These batteries are recharged 20 times faster than the time they charge their counterparts.

4. Wearable Robots, Powerloader Light PLL-0:

This allows people who are unable to move and exercise, not just walking, which makes them rich in the services of others and helps them stay healthy like their disabled counterparts.

5 - Humanoid robots, Super HD 4K:

Japanese Hiroshi Ishiguro developed this type of robot that is similar in its outward appearance and functions to the human. These robots come in the appearance of women of all ages, dress and move like any normal woman, and have eyelashes, eyes, and limbs that look very natural.
The task of these robots is to receive visitors to museums and other cultural places to help visitors to explore the details of these archaeological and scientific sites in a repetitive manner for each visiting regiment, without the need to disable people to do so in a repetitive and little benefit. These devices can also speak several languages.