Someone does it manually, but many preferstill help technology. Yes, we are on expressing breast milk. With a breast pump, of course, it is more convenient - with its help you can express all the milk without residue, which is useful for lactation, and will protect the mother from stagnation of milk. But there are also disadvantages: if you use a hand-held device, your hands are still occupied. And if electric, then you are tied with a cord to the outlet. In addition, these devices are quite noisy. If we consider that the baby after feeding is most often sent to the side, it is not very convenient. But progress on the spot is not worth it. We are now able to fly, not only into space, but also to take care of more earthly things. Inventor John Chang created WillowPump - a fundamentally new “smart” breast pump. First, it does not make noise, and second, it leaves your hands completely free.1 / 3Photo: GettyImagesPhoto: GettyImagesNovelty is designed so that suction can be simply put into a bra, and from there it quietly and peacefully does its job. Milk is decanted into a special cavity. Its capacity is about half a cup. Then you just merge it - and that's it. But that's not all. The developers have created a special application for the smartphone, which receives a signal from the sensors on the breast pump. And they, the sensors, report when your breasts are ready for the next pumping session. The only inconvenience you may encounter is the need to charge your breast pump. Yes, yes, just like a phone or player. That is, if you forgot to take the charger with you to work, you will have to work with your hands. But you don’t forget the charger for the phone? It is planned that the advanced device will go on sale this spring. True, the cost will be quite expensive - about 430 dollars. If in rubles at the current rate - almost 26 thousand. But for certain there will be an audience for the device, despite the rather big price. After all, there are always women who value their time and their own comfort above all. Read on: