The Aescape has robot arms designed to deliver a custom spa-like massage—all for $60.
So I was intrigued when I learned about Aescape, a fully automated massage table. The contraption is equipped with two robot arms on each side of the table and will sit right at home in any sci-fi flick's medical examination room. I wouldn't say it gives off zen vibes, but I was willing to look past the tech because it offers complete privacy—there's no other human in the room during your massage. The entire experience is designed to be on-demand.
After it starts, you can adjust the pressure by swiping up or down on the meter, feeling the Aerpoints ease up or intensify as the massage goes along. The screen also doubles as a basic entertainment center; you can swipe through different music genres to play during the massage, and even have different onscreen imagery in case looking at your 3D scan isn't your idea of inner peace. Robot Work To say I was nervous is an understatement.
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