A Tokyo startup is revolutionizing inclusive fashion by offering a customizable clothing system designed with medical professionals to ensure stylish and well-fitting options for wheelchair users and people with non-typical body forms, A Tokyo startup has developed a propeller-less wind turbine that is stronger, quieter, and safer for birds than conventional designs, using the Magnus effect to generate electricity and withstand even the most powerful seasonal storms.
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