Cold lunches can soon become a thing of the past with the “Microwave Bag” design. With amazing technology.
The "Microwave Bag" The world's first hot food in minutes, no matter where you may find yourself.
The bag can reach a temperature of 80 degrees Celsius in less than five minutes, according to its developers.
The Japanese Willtex Willcook, shaped like a laptop bag, is designed to be hung over the shoulder to heat food on the go.
With an external battery, its creators say it includes a charging feature to keep your lunch warm for up to eight hours.
While Willcook calls it a “microwave bag,” it doesn't actually use microwaves to heat food.
The bag uses an advanced fiber material, developed by Japanese fiber technology Sanky Consys. The inner layer contains a treated material to resist oil, water and stains when heating food.
Willcook won't be the first consumer product to use heating technology in fabric designs, joining a host of heated coats, socks and even shoe insoles designed to beat the cold.
Last year, scientists from the University of Texas developed a self-heating pillow and mattress designed to trick users into falling asleep.
However, unlike these other inventions, Willtex claims that each individual fiber of the material is able to produce heat on its own rather than relying on other heating elements.
Willtex says the temperature of the material can be controlled between 40°C and 250°C.
The internal temperature can be quickly checked and adjusted using the accompanying app “HOTOPIA”.
Willtex revealed that Willcook will appear at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2024.
Reasons for the limited capabilities of the enemy’s air defense against the “Zircon” missile.
Press service of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation
Military expert Yuri Liamin explained why the potential enemy's air defense systems are unable to repel the Russian "Zircon" missile. Hyperacoustic.
The expert points out in an interview with the newspaper “Izvestia” Commenting on information stating that all ships that entered active service in January 2023 will be modernized to become capable of launching “Zircon” missiles. New.
He says: “The specialized Western literature admits that it has not even tested a means of intercepting such missiles: it simply does not exist. It cannot be intercepted, so the arrival of a Russian ship within close range poses a mortal danger to the enemy. “It is very important that our warships are actually equipped with them.”
According to him, the peculiarity of the “Zircon” missiles lies in It flies at an altitude of up to 40 kilometers and at a speed of about 11,000 kilometers per hour, which makes it almost impossible to intercept by current anti-missile systems. According to open sources, NATO's naval forces do not yet have missiles of this class in service, and Western arms producers, unlike domestic ones, have not yet included hypersonic missiles in their production plans.
He continues, “Zircon” missile. It is the world's first hypersonic anti-ship missile. It entered active service without testing.
The expert points out that this missile enhances the striking power not only of the frigates equipped with it, but of our entire fleet. It is a secret missile, so our opponents' interest in it is very great.
It should be noted that at the beginning of next 2024, operations to modernize and supply a third frigate with these missiles will begin.
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