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Bacteria-free recycled paper
J-STORIES - In a match destined to make the papers, a Japanese recycling company has joined...
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Recycling weeds just the tonic
J-STORIES - A Japanese company has provided a tonic to an Asian nation shackled by a...
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The Brief #33 Space debris removal, Old clothes fund vaccines
https://youtu.be/G8_AN7oeERA?t=0 Japanese company develops world-first tech to remove satellite parts and other debris floating in space;...
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Old rags to vaccine riches
J-STORIES - A Tokyo company has developed an innovative service to address a critical issue in...
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No space for debris
J-STORIES – The increasing volume of debris floating around in space is a potential hindrance to future space development. But...
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Connecting the Dots for African communities
J-STORIES - Throughout Africa, less than 30 percent of residents have access to the internet, and...
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The Brief #32 Eco-friendly flying cars, African “Smart Villages”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNXKkVF0jmw Two innovative Japanese tech solutions tackling global challenges. First, Japanese company SkyDrive is developing...
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The Brief #31 Smartphone game eye test, Electric Tuk-tuk tours
https://youtu.be/TQTCcQtunmc Japanese researchers have developed a smartphone game app that can detect early signs of glaucoma...
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Touring Tokyo in a Tuk-Tuk that doesn’t “tuk-tuk”
J-STORIES - Auto rickshaws are a common sight on the roads of many countries around the world....
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Space shooter game has glaucoma in its sights
J-STORIES - Japanese researchers have paired smartphone game technology with field-of-vision tracking to come up with...
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