by Folake Amoda | Apr 8, 2026 | Insight
In Japan, “symbiotic robots,” designed to coexist with humans, are rapidly gaining visibility across society. These robots are active in a wide range of settings, supporting elderly care, assisting individuals with disabilities, enhancing industrial productivity, and...
by Folake Amoda | Apr 8, 2026 | Insight
Japan’s public transportation system reflects a striking dichotomy between urban excellence and rural decline. In Tokyo, one of the world’s most advanced rail networks moves millions of passengers daily with unmatched speed, precision, and coordination. In contrast,...
by Folake Amoda | Mar 18, 2026 | News
Washington CORE recently sat down with Professor Akimasa Fujiwara of Hiroshima University, a leading expert in transportation planning and urban engineering, to explore how Japan is addressing mobility challenges in an aging and declining population. Drawing on...
by Folake Amoda | Mar 18, 2026 | Insight
Japan is facing declining birth rates and a rapidly aging population, creating significant challenges for transportation systems, particularly in rural and mountainous regions. In these areas, limited mobility options can lead to social isolation, reduced physical...
by Folake Amoda | Mar 13, 2026 | News
Washington CORE recently supported Nikkei Digital Governance in publishing an article examining how the U.S. government is using artificial intelligence to detect and prevent improper subsidy payments. The feature explores how federal agencies are applying AI and...
