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Information from Mr. Ita
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🔗Completion of artificial skin prototype that feels "pain". Enabling more human-like robots? 🔗
👀Keywords👀
✅Artificial skin
✅Robot
✅Digitalizing of 5 senses
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The research team from RMIT University Melbourne Australia has developed artificial skin that reacts to pain. This artificial skin reacts immediately when reaching the threshold of pressure, heat, cold, and pain.
Professor Madhu Bhaskaran from RMIT University who is leading this research says that this is an important step to develop a feedback system for more intelligent robots that can be used in the future for example for smarter artificial arms and legs.
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Interesting!! If this became a cyborg could they also experience pain?!
The digitalization of the 5 senses are continuing to evolve ・・・
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This longer NHK interview is worth a read ！
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🔗Eiji Oguma "Changing the societal mechanism of "No longer owning?! "🔗
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#Mechanism of Japan's society
#The future of Japan
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In the book called "The historical sociology of the mechanism of Japan's society Employment/Education/Welfare he explains in 3 types the way of Japan's living "large corporation type" "local area type" "residual type"
"Large corporation type"
Wages go up every year in order of seniority.
Representatives are those who are full-time employees of large corporations who attended university or who became bureaucrats.
While having a lot of income, the working hours and commute is long, and there are many people with minimal connection to community.
"Local area type"
Those who stay in their local areas. They graduate from local schools, and many of them are involved in farming, small businesses, local civil servants and construction.
While their income may be comparatively lower, they take on the local community and there are many who own houses, have rice paddies and their human connections tend to be richer.
"Residual type"
However, what has continued to increase in this Heisei period is this "residual type" who have diluted human relationships as well as low income.
Non-regular workers in urban areas are symbolic of this type.
After estimating the data in 2017 and based on previous research of these 3 types.
Roughly 26% are "Large corporation types"
Roughly 36% are "Local area types"
Roughly 38% are "Residual type"
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The keywords at the end of this article will likely continue to grow in importance
"Being able to set your priorities" "Not being afraid of change"
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What I thought when seeing the graph in the article・・・
If only Japan birthed more and more business owners (self-employed people) ！
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Link to Takumi Yamazaki’s
ENGLISH Book “SHIFT”
