Japan develops TV screen to help users taste food
A Japanese professor has developed a TV that allows users to touch the screen with their tongue to taste the food. This is a new breakthrough in multi-sensory experience.
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A Japanese professor has developed a TV that allows users to touch the screen with their tongue to taste the food. This is a new breakthrough in multi-sensory experience.
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