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(4) | 26/11/2011 | The Micromouse Contest is a very popular competition in Japan. Contestants are invited to bring their own electronic self-contained mice, which should solve as fast as they can a complex maze. This is the mouse very experienced player Ng BengKiat.
Cat's paradise 9 cats in Japan, play happy in a maze of cardboard boxes.- Earthquake Early Warning System in Japan A streamer recorded the warning signal live on her cellphone just before the big earthquake. Japan has an effective earthquake warning system (EEW), which sends warnings to residents' cellphones or other devices before an earthquake arrives. EEW works with rapid detection sensors located around the country that monitor seismic activity. When sensors detect an earthquake, the system quickly analyzes the data and, if an earthquake wave is expected in a certain area, sends a warning through telecasts, radios and mobile phones. These warnings can be made seconds or even minutes before an earthquake strikes, which can provide valuable time to protect against potential hazards. Japan is actively investing in technology and infrastructure that could improve the ability to predict and respond to natural disasters such as earthquakes.
- Emotional move by a Canadian athlete During the Autumn Classic International figure skating competition in September 2019, Canadian athlete Keegan Messing made a moving move for Yuzuru Hanyu's gold medalist. When the Japanese national anthem started playing for Hanyu, Messing noticed that there was no raising of the Japanese flag. He opened the Japanese flag behind the pedestal and held it high, when she saw that Hanyu wanted to turn to her during the hymn.
- How fast is light in space; The James O'Donoghue, scientist in the space agency JAXA Japan, created another very interesting video that shows the speed of light on a large scale, between planets in space.
- A strange race with small amphibious cars in Japan The mini 4WD is a game that is very popular in East Asia (Japan, China etc.. Inspired mainly by anime "Bakusō Kyōdai Let's & Go!!"). These little cars are specially made to be amphibious, and move in the water. Unlike classic track cars, the mini 4WD has its own battery and moves autonomously.
- Source talent A Japanese man dances to the greatest difficulty of the Dance Evolution game, at a video game store in Osaka, Japan.
- Experiment with the spread of coronavirus with fluorescent paint The Japanese television network NHK in collaboration with experts, did an experiment to show why corona was so fast being shipped on cruise ships. A fluorescent color was applied to a man's hands, who ate with 10 people at the restaurant of a cruise ship. Within 30 minutes, the color was transferred to everyone and was on the faces of three people.
- Japan's fast trains Shinkansen or Sinkansen, is a network of railways throughout Japan created specifically for high-speed trains with a top speed of up to 405 km / h. The operation of the railway network began in 1964.
- Speed of light: fast, but not so much James O'Donoghue, scientist in the space agency JAXA Japan, created this video to show us the speed of light compared to the distances in the Solar System. it's fast; Defaults, since there is nothing faster on an empty. But his speed seems to be not so high when seen at distances between planets and stars.
- Pole vault with 360° rotation During a track race in Kansas, the young jumper Conner Bell school Shawnee Mission North High School made a funny acrobatic during jump. The Conner Bell jumped 2,74 meters, but very quickly put the pole of. To fall away from the layer, He stayed on the pole by 360 ° rotation and continued passing over the bar. During the competition, even broke his own record with a jump of 3,20m.
- Automatic fire extinguishing system in the village of Japan Το Kayabuki no Sato, a small village in Kyoto which is famous for its houses with roofs of straw, having an original fire system with large sprayers that turn around the village in a fountain. With thatched roofs, these homes are very vulnerable to fires, which can spread very quickly and burn the whole village. In 2000 such a fire startled residents, who decided to install this system test twice a year (usually in May and December). All residents of the village and the surrounding villages come to see the show.
- Ordinary man against ordinary Japanese Australian Matt Hansen together with his wife visited a store with video games in Japan. There, The woman tried to play a music game with colors while playing beside a young Japanese. Quickly notice that both players have the same level.
- Contest seismic construction of chopsticks in Japan Engineering students in Japan are competing to build the most earthquake-resistant construction with chopsticks chopstick. The competition was organized in 2010 in the city Sojo University Kumamoto.
- The fastest bus in the world Too fast bus to Hajdúböszörményi Hungary. The bus has been enhanced with a 340 hp engine to participate in the annual contest trailer towing.
- The robot that plays badminton Students from China University of Electronic Science and Technology, They created the first autonomous robot playing badminton.