Anti seat Loneliness Made in Japan, Can Hug from Rear

It is said that only with hugs from family or loved ones, grief and confusion that one feels will disappear instantly. But what about someone who does not have anyone aka lonely? No need to worry, because a Japanese company to create a chair that can give you a hug every time. The device named 'tranquility chair' or peace of this chair shaped seat formed giant puppets. Interestingly, the existing dolls in this chair accidentally given a friendly face complete with knit hat on his head so as to give the impression of 'shady'. However, the 'belle' of this device is that it has two long arms that can give a hug to the users of the back. "It makes you feel safe. And everyone can use it, but the actual device is designed for the elderly," said a spokesman for Unicare, this serenity seat manufacturers as quoted by the NY Daily News, Tuesday (10/07/2014). Why target the elderly? Local authorities reported a quarter of Japan's current population is people over the age of 65 years. Even the results of the government study conducted in 2012, a quarter of elderly people living alone and is known simply not have anyone to talk to. Unicare fix the price of 46,000 yen (419 dollars, or about USD 5.1 million). In fact, the company also made another version for the elderly who use a wheelchair. In addition to the chair for lonely people, Unicare also create 'Life Rhythm Dolls' are programmed to remind the owner to take medicine on time or waste water for several times a day. "At least these devices can make people who live alone still live comfortably.'s Not only the means but also can talk with them, even hugging him. They are also designed to be able to play the classic Japanese song that could be nostalgic for the runners, "added the spokesman. Previous company other than the Japanese toy maker, Bandai also made ​​the elderly dolls that can talk. Shaped like a boy and could call the name of the owner. There is also a song that can bring the kids. No kidding, it was a toy of this kind proved to be beneficial to the welfare of the elderly who use it. From the research, Osaka City University Graduate School of Medicine, note that the memory and the ability of the elderly to assess things improved after having the dolls. According to one researcher, Masaaki Tanaka, this robot helps prevent dementia or dementia in the elderly. For health and medical information, visit UKDI.net