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In this month’s Feature, we introduce some of the ideas and technologies that Japanese public and private institutions have been pursuing to make society both in Japan and around the world more energy-efficient, safe and secure.
An interview with Mamoru Mohri, former astronaut and now Chief Executive Director of the National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation (Miraikan)
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Miraikan has been hosting a temporary exhibition inviting reflection and ideas on the sustainability of rice farming in Asia.
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Japan’s “Michibiki EQuasi-Zenith Satellite System will enable high-precision positional information services for a variety of applications.
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Public, private and academic entities are collaborating to make traffic systems safer such as through the development of “Dynamic Map.
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A Japanese manufacturer has developed an innovative technology for the production of superconducting cable for power transmission.
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A Japanese researcher is tackling the elimination of malaria, one of the world’s most deadly infectious diseases.
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A leading Japanese security company has developed a security service that uses drone technology.
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The engineering education that supported Japanese economic development is now contributing to human resources development all over the world.
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