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  • Safety: how to hide yourself

    Experimental Design, Report

    Transforming made easy: the skirt turns a woman into a vending machine within seconds. A new and surely ground-breaking safety tool comes from Japan. It’s a new technique to hide yourself in the streets when you feel scared. The new gadget comes without the latest military nanotechnology – it makes you invisible the easy way.  All this is made possible by a camouflage skirt that transforms its wearer into a vending machine within seconds. Unfortunately this public and civil camouflage apparel is a sexist one as the male version is not on sale yet. But our female readers can already enjoy this new and uncomplicated security measures. More pictures on the website of Tokyo Times.

    Posted January 3, 2008 by Marco Siebertz

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