Great innovation

Just calcium oxide reacting with water to produce heat!

Yes but why can’t we do this?

Yes..should be developed as an add-on product for various size lunch boxes. School kids, office goers, travellers ...will be useful for many.

Great Innovation. However what about the container and the residue that ends up in the garbage, once the food is consumed. This will add up to the existing land fills of the world and the junk will continue to pile up. Where is the incentive to consumers to recycle the junk.

Is it combustible? In India can be used for all wrong reasons

India goes hand in hand with corruption not Innovation , which is a by-product of a great education system , unfortunately we are cooked by crooks .

IIT Delhi has come up with similar heating device for soldiers who are posted on difficult terrain cover with snow for months can use to cook food.

But what is that exothermic reaction chemical? Does it affect the human health, that needs to be studied, before appreciating any idea.

warming up food in plastic container 😬

And no aluminium either !

@grok more details please

🤮plastic getting heated .

Don’t know why , but I smell cancer

This is amazing innovation indeed.

Something like this is available in China very commonly. In conferences and trade fairs

And the colon cancer 🙄

We have very limited concept of eating this packed food. But anyways we have tiffins designed for self heatings not the same way, yes but you dont need microwave for that. You need to plug in.

Micro plastics are waiting to go into your balls

Only issue is they set off Carbon Monoxide alarms indoors. Ok for camping. But we mandatorily have CO and smoke monitors and the exothermic reaction these entail expose you to CO poisoning if not in a well ventilated place.

In India, some 30 years ago, some such product was available. Made by the local Army research centre. Do not remember the dish. Not sure whether you needed to pull a string.

eco friendly and no plastic waste

More people will end up in the hospital if they eat this box for a long time.

Cooked in plastic, yeah great until you admit to hospital years later

Says the one who keeps promoting gau mutra and gobar patti 🤭

Not giving credit to pawpaw this time ???

I saw it in Japan around 3 years back!! I think you have not visited Japan lately or had food in an Indian restaurant😁😁

Jst FYI, this is not as common as ppl, after watching the video might think. 7/11 and all other stores wch sell pre clicked meals hv 1-2 Microwaves whr ppl warm the meal after purchase

Very good. But Is it healthy to eat in this container after heating ? Looks similar to plastic

I think I saw this video nearly 5 years back.

W😳W!!

Now a generic 😁

Only in Japan