Japanese Modern Culture

JAPANESE MODERN CULTURE

MODERN

Technology & Innovation

Japan is known for its advancements in technology and innovation.

Studying Japanese technological developments, such as robotics, transportation systems, and electronics, can provide insights into their engineering prowess, societal impact, and futuristic visions.

ROBOTICS

ASIMO

Developed by Honda, ASIMO is a humanoid robot known for its advanced mobility and dexterity. It can walk, run, climb stairs, and interact with humans, showcasing Japan's expertise in robotics.

Pepper

Robot

• Created by SoftBank Robotics.
• Pepper is a social humanoid robot designed to engage with people.
• It can recognize emotions, engage in conversations, and provide information, contributing to the development of interactive robots.

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Paro

Robot seal

• Paro is a therapeutic robot designed to provide companionship and comfort, particularly for elderly individuals.

• Developed by AIST, it resembles a baby harp seal and is equipped with sensors and responsive features to offer emotional support.

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TRANSPORT SYSTEMS

SHINKANSEN

• Also known as the "bullet train,"

• the Shinkansen is a high-speed railway network in Japan.

• It is renowned for its safety, speed, and punctuality, revolutionizing train travel and setting the worldwide standard for efficient transportation systems.

Automated Guideway Transit (AGT

Yurikamome

• AGT systems, such as the Yurikamome Line in Tokyo, are driverless automated transportation systems.

• They provide efficient and reliable transportation in urban areas, reducing congestion and offering a glimpse into Japan's advancements in autonomous transportation.

Magnetic Levitation Train

Maglev

• Japan has been at the forefront of magnetic levitation (maglev) train technology.

• The SCMaglev, developed by Central Japan Railway Company, holds the world speed record for a manned maglev train, showcasing Japan's commitment to innovation in transportation.

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ELELECTRONICS

PANASONIC OLED TVs

• Panasonic is known for its OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) TVs,

• which offers vibrant colors, high contrast, and excellent picture quality.

• These TVs showcase Japan's contributions to display technology and home entertainment systems.

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USING TRAINS IN JAPAN

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Uses Of Pepper

• Receptionist

Pepper can identify visitors, send alerts, and chat autonomously.

• Sales Assistant

Pepper can help customers find products, make recommendations, and sell. Pepper is used in appliance stores, supermarkets, and other businesses.

• Caregiver

Pepper can interact with patients, offer animal therapy, run exercise sessions, and reduce the workload of staff5. Pepper is used in hospitals and care homes.

Paro uses

• Paro is a robotic seal that uses biofeedback therapy to help elderly patients and people with autism.
• Paro is a Class 2 medical device in the U.S. and has been used mainly in care facilities
• . Paro can alleviate loneliness, stress, depression and pain without medication.
• Paro can also improve a patient’s mood and communication skills.

Asimo's uses

ASIMO responds to questions by nodding or providing a verbal answer in different languages and can recognize approximately 10 different faces and address them by name.

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CANON DIGITAL CAMERAS

• Canon is a renowned Japanese brand known for its high-quality digital cameras.

• Their cameras have set industry standards and demonstrate Japan's excellence in optical and imaging technology.

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DIFFERENCES

Maglev, Shinkansen & AGT

• The main differences between Maglev, Shinkansen, and AGT are the propulsion technology, speed capabilities, and operational characteristics.
• Maglev trains use magnetic levitation for propulsion,
• Shinkansen trains utilize conventional steel-wheel technology for high-speed travel, and
• AGT systems are driverless automated transportation systems designed for efficient urban transportation.

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• AGT