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The Brief #3 AI suitcase, Recycled glass, Biomass plastic

Toshi Maeda by Toshi Maeda
03/18/2022
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A group of major companies led by a visually impaired scientist has developed an AI suitcase robot that guides blind users to their destination while avoiding obstacles and facilitating communication with others, A Japanese prefecture has improved the water quality of a local bay by using recycled glass sand to create ideal conditions for clams to thrive, while also attracting tourists with a colorful glass sand beach, A Japanese company has turned years of financial losses into profit by producing affordable bioplastic products from discarded scallop shells and old rice, offering a sustainable alternative to conventional plastic.

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