SLIM, Japan is the fifth country in the world to touch lunar soil
With the arrival of SLIM, Japan makes history as the fifth nation to reach lunar soil, displaying extremely precise landing technology.
With the arrival of SLIM, Japan makes history as the fifth nation to reach lunar soil, displaying extremely precise landing technology.
The extraordinary importance of Japanese government investments in seismic safety and citizen education.
HAPS technology will make it possible to extend 5G network coverage with solar-powered flying stations.
The Flying Dragon Robot, developed by Tohoku University, has eight water jets and thermal cameras for effective fire extinguishing.
Guests at a hotel developed by NTT Data can be listened to while they sleep in exchange for sleep advice. And privacy? To sleep.
From Japan (and where, if not) comes Archax, a 2,7 meter tall $4,5 million robot. Gundam, just move over.
The capsules for sleeping standing are arriving. Because, hey, let's face it: who needs convenience?
The clouds over Japan reveal a very bad surprise: are microplastics there too, can they affect the climate?
New teeth without dentures? A Japanese team advances with clinical trials of a regenerative drug.
Kumamoto, Japan, introduces telepresence robots to combat school absenteeism.
Japan sees a decline of 800.000 residents in one year, despite a 10% increase in foreign residents. The demographic crisis accelerates.
In Japan they are planning an autonomous floating city called Dogen City: a sort of "Ark" capable of hosting 40.000 people.
A team of Japanese researchers unearths the connection between genetic mutations and brain aneurysms, paving the way for the first pharmaceutical treatment.
According to an unusual recent study, in the not too distant future we may have cyborg arms to share with others.
A Japanese startup creates artificial shooting stars to collect climate data in the mesosphere.
Natural disasters such as torrential rains, landslides and floods "go into the crosshairs" of this supercomputer several hours in advance, improving prevention and rescue.
You travel in two (but one is the pilot) and you spend little. That is, a lot: but less. In any case, here is the space sphere. Banzai!
In extreme cases (by 2050 50% of the population will have myopia) soft remedies. One clip, the ubiquitous artificial intelligence and.. Bzz!
The collaboration between a chemical company and a Japanese village recycles shell waste to create an innovative helmet.
A new measure in Japan accelerates the introduction of autonomous vehicles on the roads, for tour buses and driverless deliveries.
After much research, the expected result seems to arrive: the LED just developed in Japan is safe for us, relentless for germs, and 10 times more powerful than before.