From agriculture to medicine, rural Japan goes high-tech to get by | KASIA
With a tap of a smartphone screen, an automated mower rumbles across the field. The machine moves on its own, doing the heavy lifting of preparing farmland for aging workers. The machine, developed by Shinano Robotics Innovations, connects to Japan’s Michibiki global positioning satellite system so it stays within 3 centimeters of the designated route. …
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