A laundry service in Wuhan, central China, will implant microchips into bed sheets, towels and quilts, which can be read by guests' phones to reveal the date they were last cleaned.
A laundry service in Wuhan, central China, will implant microchips into bed sheets, towels and quilts, which can be read by guests' cell phones to reveal the date of their last clean.
Each chip contains a QR code that can be scanned by a cell phone, according to the outlet, which attended the unveiling of the company's new site.The chips are water-resistant and able to withstand high temperatures, so they'll survive plenty of washes. The innovation is the latest in a wave of technological advancements sweeping through Chinese hotels.
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