Disaster Tech
From river source to “sweet dew”: The technology and commitment behind Tokyo’s high-quality tap water
JStories ー With a population of roughly 14.25 million, Tokyo ranks among the largest cities in...
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Japan’s NTT uses drone to capture and redirect lightning strikes in world first
JStories ー Japan’s largest telco NTT, Inc. said it has succeeded in an experiment using drones...
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Hands-on disaster and emergency preparedness experience in Tokyo
Disaster and emergency preparedness is an integral part of any resilient community, especially a metropolis with...
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Using AI to spot cracks in Japan’s aging infrastructure
JSTORIES ー The urban infrastructure that keeps our lives safe and comfortable requires constant inspection and...
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Massive underground infrastructure protects the Tokyo metropolitan area from floods
J-STORIES - The Tokyo metropolitan area aims to be disaster-resilient and to protect its citizens from...
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AI water circulation system replaces water pipes in post-disaster situations
J-STORIES - WOTA is a startup company tackling global water issues using its unique water treatment...
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From Japan to the world: globalizing Japanese startups
J-STORIES - For ideas to change the world, they must be known by the world. This...
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Challenergy: The presentation video from JGIF
https://youtu.be/IVw1PYMILaA
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Japanese space cleaner’s first mission a success
J-STORIES – Cleaning the space one debris at a time. That might just be the motto...
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Aster: The presentation video from JGIF
https://youtu.be/de6Vvchcwf4
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