article_snippet.sent: Sokaze-ki Q uses fluid dynamics to take air in at the rear of the 10-inch (25cm) device, move Sokaze-ki Q through specially designed channels before blasting Sokaze-ki Q from the front via a turbofan.
article_snippet.sent: Panasonic Japan, which designed the device, said that once the turbofan has moved the air flow to the front of the device, a 'high-pressure jet airflow' creates straight, direct blasts of air.
article_snippet.sent: Alternatively, Sokaze-ki Q has a '1/f fluctuation' function that reduces the force of the air flow, and sends 'natural wind' that mimics outside breeze .
article_snippet.sent: Air is drawn into the 'Q' using small inlets on the rear and are driven by the so-called impellers, or bladed fins.
article_snippet.sent: This airflow pulls in additional air using the large round air inlets plotted around the Q, and all of this is released through the main outlet.
article_snippet.sent: The Sokaze-ki Q (pictured) uses fluid dynamics to take air in small inlets on the rear before The Sokaze-ki Q ( is moved using so-called impellers through specially designed channels.
article_snippet.sent: This airflow pulls in additional air from air inlets plotted around the Q, and all of this is released through the main outlet .
article_snippet.sent: Panasonic Japan, which designed the device, said that once the turbofan has moved the air flow to the front of the device, a 'high-pressure jet airflow' creates straight, direct blasts of air.
article_snippet.sent: Alternatively, the Q has a '1/f fluctuation' function that reduces the force of the air flow, instead sending 'natural, fluctuating wind' that mimics the outside breeze. '
highlights_snippet.sent: Sokaze-ki Q uses fluid dynamics to boost how much air is released .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Air is brought through the rear of the 10-inch (25cm) device .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: A 'high-pressure jet airflow' then turns Air into blast of directed 'wind'
  The 'Sokaze-ki Q fan is on sale in Japan for ¥39,350 (£220) 