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May 29, 2020
Why Tellus You Care Picked Japan To Test Its Technology For Elderly People
Tellus is an emerging player in the elder care space, which is expected to grow significantly as populations around the world age.
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Tellus is an emerging player in the elder care space, which is expected to grow significantly as populations around the world age.
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Japan is changing. The country is at the forefront of demographic change that is expected to affect countries around the world. Japan regards this not as an onus but as a bonus for growth. To overcome this challenge, industry,...
Japan is changing. The country is at the forefront of demographic change that is expected to affect countries around the world. Japan regards this not as an onus but as a bonus for growth. To overcome this challenge, industry, academia and government have been moving forward to produce powerful and innovative solutions. The ongoing economic policy program known as Abenomics is helping give rise to new ecosystems for startups, in addition to open innovation and business partnerships. The Japan Voice series explores this new landscape of challenge and opportunity through interviews with Japanese and expatriate innovators who are powering a revitalized economy. For more information on the Japanese Government innovations and technologies, please visit https://www.japan.go.jp/technology/.
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Feb 28, 2020
How This AI Engineer-Turned CEO Is Reshaping The Way We Work For Society 5.0
A recent survey of over 10,000 office workers by a U. S. tech firm found respondents were wasting more than 40% of their day on repetitive data work.
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Feb 6, 2020
Why Companies Like French Chemicals Maker Arkema Are Choosing Kyoto
Why are some of the biggest companies in the world choosing to set up their Japan headquarters in Kyoto instead of other major cities? It might have something to do with a little-known fact about Japan’s old capital: Kyoto is home to a whopping 38 universities and about 150,000 students.
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Jan 30, 2020
Living Better Together: Japan’s Bold Move To Fight Dementia Means Adapting To It
Dementia is one of the fastest-growing syndromes, with the number of sufferers expected to triple to 150 million by 2050, according to the World Health Organization.
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Jan 21, 2020
Data Governance And Smart Cities Are Helping Improve Quality Of Life In Japan
As more and more municipalities in Japan and overseas turn to smart city solutions to address social issues, the volume of data being generated by cameras and other kinds of sensors is seeing explosive growth.
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