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A New Idea to Take Away Heat When 'Cooling' Wasn't Enough: Joint Development of Heatstroke Countermeasure Device Using Air Shower Technology with General Contractor

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Sankyo Kucho Co., Ltd. is developing a new heatstroke prevention device called "Torunetsu" that applies air shower technology to directly cool workers in hot environments by removing heat from their body surfaces. Developed in collaboration with Sanwa Kensetsu, this device is designed for short, frequent use during breaks, providing superior cooling effects compared to conventional space-cooling methods.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Who is developing the Heatstroke Countermeasure Air Shower?
A: Sankyo Kucho Co., Ltd., which is headquartered in Shijonawate City, Osaka Prefecture, is developing it.
Q: What is the current development phase of the Heatstroke Countermeasure Air Shower?
A: The project is currently in the development phase of its third prototype, undergoing improvements.
Q: What is the intended usage time for the cooling device during tasks?
A: The intended usage time for the cooling device is approximately three minutes based on verification conditions.
Q: What technology does the cooling device apply to remove heat from the body?
A: The device applies air shower technology to remove heat clinging to the worker's body surface in a short time.
Q: Which industry has the highest number of deaths due to heatstroke in the workplace according to the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare?
A: According to the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare's figures, the construction industry has the highest number of deaths due to heatstroke.