The figure projected by the intelligent system on the curtains (Source: Today Japan)

China Daily Online, April 3 (Nissina) According to "Japan Today" on the 3rd, Tokyo is not only the most populous city in Japan, but also the most densely populated young people living away from home.

Because most Japanese people don't like the idea of ​​having a roommate, many young people live alone, and there are many young women. However, young women living alone can easily become targets of criminals.

In order to solve this problem, but also to allow female tenants to rest assured, Japanese apartment management company Leo Palace 21 developed a new intelligent system and named it "the man on the curtain."

The user only needs to use a projector connected to the smartphone to throw a male silhouette on the curtain so that when the outside person looks at the window of the resident, he will see a male figure, thereby concealing the state of the woman living alone. .

It is understood that compared to the rigid figure of cardboard, the "man on the curtain" is full of animation, it can project the outline of real people, showing a very realistic appearance. Currently, the system has 12 different male silhouette options, including boxer training, karate performance, athletes exercising with dumbbells, and a lot of sports figures such as baseball fans wielding bats to achieve the purpose of intimidating criminals.

Because the short cycle action makes it easy to distinguish between true and false, each person plays for about 30 minutes, and can combine the movements of different people in a continuous manner without repeating for 6 hours.

Of course, if the criminals are close to the window, they may notice that there is no sound, but the shadow itself is very convincing. Although the "man on the curtain" is not what Leo Palace 21 is selling, it is currently offering a trial.

(Editor: Party Chaofeng)