Amazing 'reverse microwave' that can chill your beer in under a minute by spinning cold water around it at high speed is unveiled at CES 2020

UK Daily Mail ^ | January 9, 2020 | Ryan Morrison

[C19fan]

An amazing 'reverse microwave' that can chill a beer, bottle of wine or soft drink in seconds has been unveiled at CES 2020.

The Juno has been developed by California-based Matrix Industries, which specialises in body heat-powered smartwatches.

The 'chiller' uses a thermoelectric cooling engine that spins water around the beverage at high speed, rapidly decreasing the temperature of the can.

As the container itself is held still, the contents will be ready to drink as soon as it comes out of the machine and won't 'fizz up' and, according to Matrix.

[Jeff Chandler]

I freaking love science!

[dhs12345]

And a Mr fusion. Thats the ticket!

[C19fan]

For Near East and Western Civ beer made up a huge portion of caloric intake.

[lakeman]

Yep a block of ice and spin the can. Cold beer in a minute or two. Works great with aluminum but bottles take a bit longer.

[Larry Lucido]

Did Juno about The Juno? I didn’t!

[C19fan]

I will be interested when they use liquid helium as the coolant...

[Larry Lucido]

What happens if you try to make instant iced coffee?

[I got the rope]

We have the invention of the century.

lmao...the invention of the 18th century. Peltier coolers have been around over 100 years.

[Bommer]

It's called a frost boss, but instead of water spinning, it the can that spins in ice. They work great

[glorgau]

Finally, tech that is truly useful.

[I want the USA back]

A truly world-changing invention! One that will be on every dude’s Christmas list for Santa.

[Sgt_Schultze]

This will be called: ColdMuhBeer™

[lodi90]

No doubt. This one is up there with the invention of the bikini.

[discostu]

I always thought canned air would be good for that, you know those keyboard cleaning things. Think a can of beer inside the can of air. Blow the air out, open the can and get your cold beer out. Hard part is making sure it won’t open until it’s not under pressure.

[AppyPappy]

From my cold dead fingers

[kosciusko51]

The Navy was looking for this type of technology about a decade ago, so that they did not need to have a regular soda vending machine, but just cases of warm soda and a fast chiller without the need for ice. The size and speed of this device are about what they were looking for at that time.

[Boogieman]

It will certainly make the wait for our flying cars more tolerable.

[RushIsMyTeddyBear]

For lager, yes. Ale...not so much. They tend to drink it at “cellar temp”.

[Red Badger]

Cellar or SELLER??.....................

[DannyTN]

Put my beer in that chiller thing and watch this!!!