Fourth Industrial Revolution

Could Japan become a role model for the Fourth Industrial Revolution?

A new transforming robot called "J-deite RIDE" that transforms itself into a passenger vehicle, developed by Brave Robotics Inc, Asratec Corp and Sansei Technologies Inc, is unveiled at a factory near Tokyo, Japan, April 25, 2018. Picture taken April 25, 2018.  REUTERS/Toru Hanai - RC141E7FB450

Powering ahead: A robot that transforms into a vehicle is unveiled in Tokyo Image: REUTERS/Toru Hanai

Murat Sonmez
CEO & Co-Founder, pulseESG™️ Inc.
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