The Beauty Industry's Future May Be In The Hands Of Robots.

Would you get your nails done by a robot? The beauty industry is changing in three ways thanks to technology. Robots are vying for a piece of the multibillion-dollar beauty industry, with lash extensions, manicures, and even hairstyling getting a futuristic makeover. Luum, a robotics business, has begun taking customers in Oakland, California, to test out their lash extension technology while it is still in the crowdfunding stage Here's how it works: Robots apply lash extensions in 30 minutes or less — a quarter of the time it can take their human counterparts. The service costs around $160 for a full set of lashes and $85 for refills. Luum plans to hit certain retailers later this year. It sounds good, but also frightening as we wonder what about the lash technicians whose jobs the robots eliminate? Apparently they'll still be on hand to help clients pick which lashes they want and to monitor the machines. So, do you now study to be a technician or an operator? Robots are likewise taking advantage of the nail business with cutting edge innovation like the Perfect timing "Minicure" that utilizes 3D cameras to paint a full arrangement of nails shortly (that is only 30-40 seconds for every nail!). For the time being, the robo-mani is just accessible in San Francisco and at 30 Rockefeller Court in New York City, and expenses $8 for a fundamental help and $10 assuming that you need a topcoat. This is the carefully guarded secret: The robot utilizes a delicate, plastic-tipped cartridge to paint your nails, and you can remove your hand from the machine anytime during the assistance. Interested? Perfect timing will be accessible at more retailers in the not so distant future. Engineers at Dyson (a British technology company) are additionally trying different things with creative innovation and have modified robots to dry and style hair so they can test the organization's hot devices. What do you think?