The Funeral fair, held in the Netherlands capital Amsterdam, shows a machine that offers the opportunity to volunteer without any problem.

The Funeral fair, held in the Netherlands capital Amsterdam, shows a machine that offers the opportunity to volunteer without any problem.

This device was created by Australian inventor and physician Philip Nietzsche.

According to a report by the Senate on Scientific Sciences, Philip Nietzscz presented the instrument called 'circo' in this Amsterdam fair.

He hopes that this device made in the 3D printer will change the type of volunteer type. This machine can help a person die without any trouble.

The name 'circo' comes from the word 'circophagus'. The rugged coffin made of stone is called circophagus.

This coffin-like device is mounted on a stand. It is connected with a nitrogenous can

Philip Nishash told the media that if you want to voluntarily take a bowl to lie inside this coffin. Inside the coffin will be filled with nitrogen.

"It will be a bit of a headache first. Then the person will become unconscious and will die after some time.