To manage rising care demands and staff shortages, Japan is integrating robots like AIREC into public facilities through government-backed programs.
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chinadaily
Japan’s population is
aging rapidly, with more than 28% of citizens now aged 65 or older. At the same
time, public care facilities are struggling with a lack of caregivers. These
two factors are putting pressure on the country’s ability to provide stable and
safe care. In response, the Japanese government has started introducing
technological support, including robots, to ease the strain on public services.
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