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users can do a QR code or facial recognition scan to receive up to 31 inches of toilet paper The introduction of these smart toilet paper dispensers has reduce
by glofish 7y ago
users can do a QR code or facial recognition scan to receive up to 31 inches of toilet paper
The introduction of these smart toilet paper dispensers has reduced toilet paper use in Suzhou’s public restrooms by 80 percent
A valid use-case, though made me chuckle.
Would you want the public restroom to scan your face to get toilet paper?
- zachguo 7y agoWhenever a new technology matures, people would create a bunch of nonsense products anyway. Remember radium condoms? https://gizmodo.com/once-upon-a-time-we-used-radium-condoms-for-glow-in-th-5869753 https://gizmodo.com/once-upon-a-time-we-used-radium-condoms-...