From voice-controlled virtual assistants to application-controlled thermostats, home automation has quickly and unexpectedly introduced the future into our own homes. With the continuous advancement of technology, the way we interact with the environment may become more and more futuristic, even in private spaces like family bathrooms. Although this highly digitalized personal life may discourage some people, others believe that this trend will not only improve comfort, but also health and safety.

Although the bidet is a common feature in Japan, it has not spread to other parts of the world. In our ideal bathroom in the future, everyone has a bidet with a seat warming function and a cleaning nozzle. Some people even propose toilets that monitor the health of users by analyzing content, and sustainable toilets that minimize water consumption are also a natural topic. Oceanwell intelligent toilets are existing products with functions such as heating cushions, music, and ambient color lighting.

These technologies only constitute a small part of the possibilities of the bathroom of the future. The possibilities seem endless. If you add in automatic lighting and full bathroom voice control, the bathroom of the future seems too good to be true. However, it is clear that many of these technologies that were once considered unrealistic or weird already exist. All that remains is to make them widely used, which may happen earlier than we thought.