“Seamless Buddy,” a system that makes it possible to visualize the abilities of people with disabilities, is attracting attention. In March of this year, the system was recognized, and Yoko Takahashi (50), the representative of Danway (Nakahara Ward, Kawasaki City), which developed it, was selected for the “Kawasaki Entrepreneur Excellence Award.”
SoftBank Group Corp. said Thursday it will launch a service by the end of this year that suggests appropriate cancer treatment by analyzing genetic information and other health care data using artificial intelligence.
So far, Suzuki has developed 11 free iPhone apps to help Japan’s aging population, including his latest: a slideshow of items to remember when leaving the house, from a wallet and hearing aids to patient registration cards.
The robots are coming, Barrier Free Japan is being upgraded against their will! Well, not quite yet, but playing around with Sora AI and the Echo AI.
Okay, there will be no great manga from Barrier Free Japan quite yet, but we couldn’t resist trying out the ‘Monet‘ app which apparently utilizes ‘Sora AI’.
I asked it to produce images with this prompt: “foreign man with limp with walking stick who has disability walking in Tokyo like anime movie”.
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