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How Earthquake Sensors Turn Some Japanese Vending Machines Into Life-Saving Devices
Being prone to earthquakes and tsunamis, Japan has come up with some truly innovative ideas. Here's how some of its vending machines help during disasters.
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Japan To Build Conveyor Belt Road To Transport Goods As Labour Shortage Worsens
The system, intended for business deliveries, may be expanded to other routes as well if the trial runs are successful
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In Pics: 14.8 Feet Anime-Like Robot Made By Japanese Startup. It Costs...
Tokyo-based start-up Tsubame Industries has developed a 14.8-feet, four-wheeled robot that looks like "Mobile Suit Gundam" from the wildly popular Japanese animation series, and it can be yours for $3 million.
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Japan Minister Vows To Change Law That Require Use Of Floppy Disks
Japan's Minister for Digital Affairs, Karo Tano, spoke about the issue at the 5th Digital Society Concept Conference.
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Toyota And Suzuki May Develop Cars Together
Toyota Motor Corp and Suzuki Motor Co have announced that they are now exploring a potential partnership on R&D for technology, infrastructure and safety tech as well. The two say that in order to achieve technological excellence and set new benchmarks, working together is becoming extremely important in the current automotive setup.
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Japan Says Its Technology Can Help Lower Pollution Level in Delhi
Amid concerns over increasing pollution levels in the National Capital, Japan today said its environment friendly coal-fire power generator technology can help in meeting the challenge.
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Japanese 'WalkCar' That Fits Into a Backpack
The 'WalkCar' is small enough to fit in a backpack, and has a top speed of 10 km per hour for distances of up to 12 km after three hours of charging.
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M3 Neony, Japan's latest offering in robot baby series
M3 Neony is one among the series of robotic children produced by the JST Erato Asada Project at Osaka University.The robot derives its name from the word 'neonate' which means new born child.Despite the name however, Neony is considerably more mobile than a newborn baby.Neony can pull itself up to a standing position, turn over and crawl, simulatin...
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How Earthquake Sensors Turn Some Japanese Vending Machines Into Life-Saving Devices
Being prone to earthquakes and tsunamis, Japan has come up with some truly innovative ideas. Here's how some of its vending machines help during disasters.
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Japan To Build Conveyor Belt Road To Transport Goods As Labour Shortage Worsens
The system, intended for business deliveries, may be expanded to other routes as well if the trial runs are successful
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In Pics: 14.8 Feet Anime-Like Robot Made By Japanese Startup. It Costs...
Tokyo-based start-up Tsubame Industries has developed a 14.8-feet, four-wheeled robot that looks like "Mobile Suit Gundam" from the wildly popular Japanese animation series, and it can be yours for $3 million.
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Japan Minister Vows To Change Law That Require Use Of Floppy Disks
Japan's Minister for Digital Affairs, Karo Tano, spoke about the issue at the 5th Digital Society Concept Conference.
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Toyota And Suzuki May Develop Cars Together
Toyota Motor Corp and Suzuki Motor Co have announced that they are now exploring a potential partnership on R&D for technology, infrastructure and safety tech as well. The two say that in order to achieve technological excellence and set new benchmarks, working together is becoming extremely important in the current automotive setup.
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Japan Says Its Technology Can Help Lower Pollution Level in Delhi
Amid concerns over increasing pollution levels in the National Capital, Japan today said its environment friendly coal-fire power generator technology can help in meeting the challenge.
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Japanese 'WalkCar' That Fits Into a Backpack
The 'WalkCar' is small enough to fit in a backpack, and has a top speed of 10 km per hour for distances of up to 12 km after three hours of charging.
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M3 Neony, Japan's latest offering in robot baby series
M3 Neony is one among the series of robotic children produced by the JST Erato Asada Project at Osaka University.The robot derives its name from the word 'neonate' which means new born child.Despite the name however, Neony is considerably more mobile than a newborn baby.Neony can pull itself up to a standing position, turn over and crawl, simulatin...
