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around europe. let's take a closer look at 2 more examples. but in the finnish capital, helsinki is the nation's 1st in the 0 waste restaurant. and the southern german city of crowd work leads the way in the fight against global warming. but 1st people who live in cities long for connection to nature and the concept of a bio field like architecture tries to satisfy this desire includes building with natural materials, bringing light into people's homes as much as possible and connecting a building's occupants with their natural surroundings. while the freebooter apartment complex in amsterdam was built, according to this principle, we went there to check it out and ask its residents if it improves their daily lives. lloyd

instead of concrete curves rather than hard edges, a style of architecture that loves life. the result is building according to the principles of buy a philip architecture jacket. more garcia now is the architect of the freebooter or booklet me here in the deck, city of amsterdam, one of the key elements of the buy you feel icky approach is to create direct connection with nature. and we created by using, you know, natural materials that, that simulates or are connected with, which is really an experience should be to do nature. what in slats run around the entire building, ensuring optimal riding conditions and privacy. the sounds movement was monitored for a whole year, so the slats could feel light perfectly. another fundamental concept of fire for

like architecture is that interior and exterior space should merge into one. as soon as we, you know, we wake up in this, in this room, we can already open up and i have a direct connection to the terrace and through the natural of the water. the freebooter, a special construction method, only cost about 10 percent more than a conventional $12.00 families moving each with $120.00 square metres of living space. they enjoy a special indoor climate and a house with close to 0 energy consumption. thanks to state of the art technology especially like this room because the sun move around the house during the day and at the end of the day it ends here and the light is very beautiful in this room.

it's not just the light that special. the house appeals to all the senses. when people come and visit, almost everybody wants to touch this part. it's girl, it's moot people love it. the concept isn't only finding favor in amsterdam. these days greener buildings are built in many places using wood and other natural materials. owners and architects try to integrate the surrounding nature into their constructions, even if not always under the label. biofilm like, architecture she eskimo garcia, i know, is already thinking on a much larger scale. as with this current project, my toe, since it involves living units that can be extended at will it has so many benefits. there's

a high demand for these kind of the buildings who are really foresee that in the future there was, there would be more and more buildings designed, would biophilia approach. the freebooter residents have no doubt that their quality of life has improved since moving in her life changes spaces change and there's so much more curvy ness. so the whole experience is completely different. i think more calming perhaps, and more playful. yeah. why a film like architecture provides a green and holistic approach to living space an architectural concept with a future so there we have a good example of future living. but what about the future of our food now more

people than ever are producing food in cities to promote locally grown products and reduce transport distances. for example, everything in these baskets was grown right here in the middle of berlin. well, urban farming is a concept that began some 15 years ago to unique projects in france and the netherlands are pioneering. the way when it comes to producing food, closer to home, growing crops on the rooftops of paris in the cold to see the future. calm and corrosion, all 3 of 31, very callous standing on the grounds of the docks. port, city of rotterdam, it's the 1st of its kind in the world. they cannot get seasick that we studied so and you would see after the fits in area in the

university days $38.00 if they can get seasick. but no, they said it's ok. so as you can see, the cows are fairy and relaxed and their fur is fairy shining. so that means that they feel ok. they gave a lovely milk and a great amount of mail produces about 600 liters of milk. each cow the source for himself. when she's milk, one goal of this part of the project is to produce a sustainable is possible you ought to want to reconnect the citizens with food production citizens most. don't have the clue how much energy and loft it costs to produce a glass of milk. and it's important to reconnect them to avoid that they throw away difficult fairy from the city is nutritious food

on the menu of peaches and his bread from local bakeries for this project originated in the united states. we were involved in a broad so there was no fresh food on the shelves any more. so note and then my partner here realized what's going on. we are in the travel project and shows how to transport distances for

proving this is possible with an area equal to 20 years in the world is taking shape on the roof of the train. paris is the city and the city administration has launched about one quarter of the space over 20 years of regional fruit vegetables and without resorting to pesticides or growing the roots are completely sprayed with nutrients in a closed system through the sims is a 2nd system is hydroponics,

we have horizontal cutters aligned with the coconut pine substrate. as an arrow panics, the nutrients reach the plants water cycle. during the peak growing season, the root of the fresh fruit and vegetables this week are set to increase on the project reaches completion in 2022. in order to supply this is already the case in iraq today. several times a week and electric vehicle is used to deliver hundreds of liters of milk to look but milk isn't on the agenda. so we have the zion and the fella being the next farm on the water next to this one. and that will be a farm with food to go farming, but also with chickens. so in that way, we create

a kind of floating food strip over here to put the demand for local and healthful products is, was driving the organic way. along with the fact that today, over half the world's population lives in towns. i would leave, it'll be 70 percent by the 23rd, and that presents a challenge to society as a whole innovative concepts like the ones in paris and rotterdam, urging the restaurants all over the world produce millions of tons of waste every year. and now much of it is actually a voidable and it cost the industry hundreds of millions of euros. well $1.00 restaurant in finland aims to reduce its waste output to basically 0. the owners do this through creative cooking and recycling. so how about an ice cream from beer residue? here's a closer look. probably dishes here appears with sustainable ingredients and

without point stage. that is the concept of helsinki's nola, restaurant. the name means 0 waste. none 0 was hidden in its 1st restaurant. 3 european cooks founded it in 20181 from serbia, one from spain and one from portugal. they continually come up with new ways to avoid waste on the waste product, already eaten by the course tomorrow. and after being us, most of the times on 95 percent of the time was being compost. that's what makes us different. fortune 6 course meals are created in the kitchen. among today's dishes, grilled romaine lettuce with black currents and a spicy fish sauce. it is served with sturgeon on marinated

tomatoes. the food is also a feast for the responsibly produced ingredients and dishes become an epicurean experience in the process of growing a star just to produce cars we are. that is a lot of males as sturgeon's burford reuse of both for our consumption. it's like a really beautiful me going to be a full fledged normally. traditionally, they just like being thrown that way and planning the menus for is there restaurant can be quite a challenge. always bearing in mind how to provide any kind our many of the produce a has to offer where among the ones there munging to the producer would be one. so the producers inform us on what they have available. and then normally, every week already couple of weeks we change like 3 times. fundamentally,

these are only structural growth on coffee grounds. the cooks turn the mention mushroom that gets its sugar syrup, made the restaurants interior, the employees, clothes, and even the utensils are all part of the space. the concept. everything is made from recycled materials. the idea of restaurants without waste has now spread to many other european cities . for this preamp is germany's 1st 0 waste restaurant to serve exclusively beacon dishes made with locally produced ingredients just says in finland, everything left over to the restaurant's home composting machine to be turned into a substitute and returned to the farmers. there's 0 ways to west restaurants. in

milan, italy focuses on old, nearly forgotten italian recipes, simple traditional dishes, elevated to form a status such as pumpkin marinated in vinegar for the apples filled with chestnuts and caramelized nuts. back in-house inky restaurant manager and evaluates to day scraps. he uses an app to measure the miniscule amounts. he recommends the app for conventional restaurants as well. a very useful, truthful tool for the russians to actually save money and give the understands of how much their money you throw away. the restaurant has its own micro brewery during the beer production process residues accumulate, it's a waste product. this in turn becomes a dessert, blueberries, on ice cream from the grain residues with

a coffee can be chipped carrabelle flavor. our goal is not told it's recycling. it's stupid to reuse. and kind of free deuce the usage of the new energy to create something new. so so for us, the recycling is the last part in our operation here of waste, the compromising endeavor to make 0 per cent when the rule rather than the exception. and if you want to see more reports about food and your favorite recipes, then be sure to check out our you tube channel. delicacies, stories and louisiana. the smell amazing. the best chefs with their best chips, from meat dishes, to the king diet, and all the recipe secrets. europe's diversity is

a smorgasbord of my list to subscribe and enjoy deep w. for it's not enough to simply buy clothes anymore. many consumers want to know how their clothing is made while this jacket, for example, is made out of an old sleeping bag. well, up cycling and recycling are growing trends in the fashion industry. the italian company project to quit, for example, applies waste not want not principle. it makes clothes with discarded fabrics from high end fashion houses and style doesn't have to be compromise in the name of sustainability. this is trying to portray with a social conscience. these clothes are made by presenting a quick companies that prides itself on producing clothing in a way that benefits the buyers producers in the environment. in general,

we produce fashion for women, fashion collections by recovering leftover fabrics come from good luck, sorry industry. and by employing this advantage, we men are disadvantaged people, especially women. but we create fashion, quite elections. and for winter, this is the current collection for fall and winter. each piece can only be made until the fabric runs out. production takes place at the company's factory in the italian city of verona. the company employs around 150 people, many of them women who were given a 2nd chance through working here 70 percent come from a wooden are board background, for example, exhibit here or victims of violence of human trafficking. and we also work with the

wisdom of that on our we've made former the label of fires and of series fabrics sold stock or materials donated by prestigious and tying companies which prefer not to be named our process is upside down. so based on what we have and based on what we fly in the a week or 2 out of a product group, a nazi is in charge of obtaining the founder. he travels throughout italy to find the main thing about fucking fabrics made in italy, which is something really, really good luck and receiving those leftovers makes our very special other european

designers like dutchman duran lanting are also joining the sustainability trend. he too recycles, hiding in materials for his close friendship israeli designer, bunch of mumbai, morning, out up cycles of old video and cassette tapes and weaves them into colorful fabrics and then their spanish label, which recycles plastic from the oceans for its clubs. this year project to create received a prestigious green carpet fashion award. in the past, the event has hosted a listers like sophia loren valentino caravanning, as well as actor colin firth who wonders that word because of our way involvement into and that fashion with the social and environmental values. and we have been desiring for days, a word for

a long time. and so we were very happy to hear the sound learned that. so we have been meaning to receive these very important awards. and it cheeseman, 1st style and sustainability which are said to carry on into the future. the southern german city of freiburg is 900 years old, but it's still the most ecologically advanced city in the country. thanks to solar panels, car free zones and creative urban planning. well, freiburg has become a leader in sustainable living. so we went there to find out more streaming, modern and progressive. the city of new city hall is one of the europe's largest public net 0 energy. and sense of space for the rich placing from the middle ages, traditions and a view to the future,

a combined city of 230000 inhabitants. and ecological thinking is almost a matter of course. the sustainability manager of the university of fried ball. she shows us the so-called, the 250 meter long on the ground system, the university buildings using ground. it's a simple system that saves the cyclical system, uses the groundwater for cooling. it gets warm and then it's punch back into the ground. groundwater is running here, for example, it saves a lot of electricity and steam for the cool that she came to for environmental management on the roof of the university library. there's a huge university's focus on sustainability in the next thing, you know, in recent years,

there have been really committed students demanding more and more effort from the university and more transparency. now the university will no longer invest in companies that make weapons or that pursue the exploitation of fossil, their nuclear energy sources. angelina untold, also studied in fribourg, the travel and food blog, and knows the most beautiful corners of the city. she's proud of her environmentally conscious adopted home sustainability is a top priority in fribourg. i think everyone here has a bicycle or 2 every year, tourists flock to the city in southwest germany, to enjoy the regional wine and the picturesque, narrow streets. in summer there's a very special way we call these tiny streams the fiber, the best. there are a quintessential part of fribourg. the water comes from the river, dies and flows practically through the whole city. legend says if you step on one

of the streams you have to narrowly freiburg citizen works for the role fish. it's actual for that specializes in solar houses because the sensation 25 years ago with this apartment building so heliotrope, it automatically turns like a plant, single cooling itself, the pending on the position for something to take to the architects had a dream of the kind of tree house standing on the trunk, it was the 1st house in the world surplus energy. it was what we call an energy plus house. just a pure russian explores the city's volga district, which the firm helped design, formerly the sides of the military barracks. it's not a showcase area, family friendly, green little truck. the sort of the houses here also produce more energy and they can see, this is, i know it's one of the most famous ecologically design neighborhoods in the world.

i think people come from all over the world to see it. architects, engineers, politicians, environmental activists, or just people who want to build some of the things themselves. they come to see how it's done. the money was mine. promoting food from the local region as one of 50, you know, in sustainability homes. the city is such that some residents live and breathe in the mormon. can the women come from staple here? joke that you're only a fry burger when your hobby is separating your garbage. that's definitely important here. the city at the edge of the black forest shows how the post can be combined. and that brings us to the end of this special edition, but don't forget to check out our website for our latest draw where this backpack is up for grabs from all of us here in berlin. thanks for watching closely again soon.

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this is a need to use live from berlin. peruse, interim president. manuel mariano steps down after less than than a week in office. his resignation comes after protests calling for his removal leave at least 2 dead and dozens injured. the nation is in its worst constitutional crisis in 2 decades. also on the program, ethiopia teeters on the edge of a civil war that could destabilize the horn of africa. the leaders of the northern region have claimed responsibility for firing rockets into neighboring eritrea,

and more reports are coming in of attacks on civilians as thousands flee. the fighting plus a historic day at the turkish grand prix where lewis hamilton has an equal all time formula one record of 7 world titles. we'll take a look back at his amazing career. spicer, welcome to the program. and we start with some breaking news from lima, where peru is interim president men what many know has just announced he is resigning less than a week into the job. the resignation comes after a violent mass protest in the capital lima, in which 2 people died from gunshot wounds. but you know, it took over the top job after parliament voted to oust president martin vizcarra over corruption allegations. but the protesters say the move amounts to a coup by parliament. and we'll have an update on this breaking news story in

a couple of minutes when we cross to our correspondent in lima. meanwhile, the conflict in ethiopia is spiraling out of control. the country's human rights commission says, gunmen have attacked a passenger bus in the west, killing more than 30 civilians. the latest violence comes as the leader of ethiopia region admitted to launching rockets into neighboring eritrea. the u.n. says tens of thousands have already fled the fighting and warns that the country may be at risk of genocide or war crimes. this woman's son died on saturday in fighting inside. she is one of those ins of ethiopian refugees crossing the border and to sudan. they are fleeing the chaos of the latest violence in northern ethiopia.

she says to the border, there is lifting and stealing and killing like an rwanda on the streets. people haven't eaten in 3 or 4 days. i don't know where my kids are. and i do, we did it on w. m. the 1st thing they need is food. currently there is no finance, nothing. this camp is running on the help of the people with the effort of the people. this would not be here. the exodus comes amid increasing tensions across the region. to cry, in forces bombed an airport in eritrea has capital smadar in retaliation against the country's support for ethiopia, the move has stalked fears of a wider conflict in the horn of africa. about the destruction of tikrit is critical . infrastructure, dams and institutions that serve the public will not be met with their silence. the

conflict had been restricted to ethiopia. now you that spilled across an international border? it's become much more serious. it's feared the violence could spiral into a protracted and bloody civil war and destabilize the entire region. germany's coronavirus restrictions could continue for up to 5 more months. the country's economy minister peter alter, told a german newspaper, built, and sontag that the covert 19 infection rate. nationwide is far too high. there had been hopes of an end to the partial lockdown imposed earlier this month. germany has topped the $20000.00 mark in daily infections multiple times already this month . german chancellor angela merkel is holding talks with regional leaders about the pandemic on monday. and let's take a look at some of the other developments in the pandemic. iran's president has done rouhani has called for a national mobilization against the virus. the country recorded its highest number

of daily cases yet on sunday, a top adviser to u.s. president elect joe biden has urged congress to pass a bipartisan aid package to help the american public deal with the economic fallout of the pandemic. biden's transition team has not yet been authorized to work with current administration. officials on tackling tackling covert 19 austria is planning to carry out mass nationwide testing the government hopes the program can help the country reopen after a 3 week lockdown due to start on tuesday time for sports now in formula one british driver lewis hamilton made history at the turkish grand prix. his win there means he has equalled michael schumacher all time record of 7 world titles. but 1st he faced an uphill task to seal the deal. lewis hamilton started 6th on the grid. it is timbale park. the mercedes drivers stayed patient in the wet and slippery conditions. strategy was key. when the

chance came, hamilton struck storming past racing points, paris to snatch the lead. he never relinquished it and went on to seal the victory along with this season's world championship. this means hamilton has now equalled the great michelle schumacher his all time record of 7 formula. one world titles he dreamed of this is as a young man when i was young when we were watching the world, this is way, way beyond dreams. and i think it's so important for kids out that i hope they see this and know that no one to tell them, listen to anybody that tells you something, dream, the impossible and speak it into existence and you've got to work for it. you gotta chase it, and you got to never give up. lewis hamilton has solidified his place as one of the

greatest racing drivers of all time. and he could go on to reach even more milestones. and here to share all the details about this is a historic day in formula one now as max mera from t.v. sports max. thanks for joining us. this must be the most important day. was hamilton's career. yeah, a fantastic day for him. a fantastic achievement and also one in which he showed his usual brilliance is a vintage performance from him. really. he's won 4 consecutive world titles now with mr. davies and he credits his team a lot. they do have the best car, but also today he can, he showed he is the best driver because he started in 6, as we heard in the reports and in wet conditions, he was able to excel and beat the drive is in front of him and pick them off, one by one old, managed his tie is incredibly well. and even didn't pitstop when other teams decided to he was over the radio telling his team, oh no,

i'm fine. i'm going to carry this home and he did. and how does he compare to michael schumacher who had the record and your english and german? i think it's i, we can share that with our viewers. i know you're going to fair. how do they compare? yeah, i mean they have the whole marks of a great formula. one drive an aggressive style, an ability to go late into corners, late breaking, and inability also to deal with adverse conditions. but schumacher was perhaps a little bit more controversial on the track a little bit more bit of tricky sometimes a lot to take away from his amazing skill. you know, he's famed, as i mentioned, for the ability to manage his tie is. that's one thing that is a little bit different, but the key difference for me is that schumacher won probably in less a cause. his 1st title came with benson a team that was not the best team at the time and also the on at ferrari. ferrari, when he was winning that at the beginning weren't the best team, not at least by such a margin. whereas hamilton has always had strong cause from the very 1st tightly

won. but he has probably had a tough a competition in terms of the drivers he faced. he was on teams with the likes of fernando longer nico rosberg themselves, both champions. and he said he sold them off so little bit of a difference there. but also comparing eras is so hard the causes are different nowadays, the steering wheels have more buttons on them than i do on the show. it's a little bit of a different game now. rocket science. so hamilton has yet to sign a new contract with mercedes. he's probably sitting pretty yet he's a good negotiation position. i mean, i think he will extend so far. nothing is done and dusted, but he said physically, he's in great shape mentally as well. and he wants more. he's 35, a lot of the greats. retired at age 37, i could see him last in that long, even a little bit longer commute. raikkonen is still racing now at 39, but not competing for a title. in the still at the top of the game, there's no reason for him to leave. and also he mentioned again and again that black and varmint. 2 causes

a very much for him and he wants to use that platform today on social media. again, he says, he doesn't know how long this platform will last. he wants to use that platform and he also wants to change things in the sport on those 2 fronts. talking about diversity and also talking about making the sport greener, which is going to be a tough task, but he has a lot to say in the sport. it's about more than winning races, as always. thank you for these sports. thank you for that insight. police fired tear gas to disperse protesters in the capital. minsk reports a dozens of people were arrested demonstrations against longtime leader. alexander, look at shank. oh, have seen a large turnout recently following the death of a protester who was severely beaten by security forces. israel is moving ahead with the construction of hundreds of new homes in a key east jerusalem settlement. critics say the expansion will further happer any prospect of a 2 state solution to the israeli palestinian conflict. the move may also cause

tension with u.s. president elect joe biden. who supports the palestinians bid for statehood? and let's return to that breaking news from peru where interim president has just announced he is stepping down. protesters in the capital, lima are out on the streets, celebrating the resignation. they have been protesting after parliament instated merino 5 days ago. he announced his resignation on television after lawmakers heated protesters demands and asked him to go. and let's get the latest now from d.w. correspondent, johan ramirez, who is in lima. you'll have an interim president met many, well, you know, has resigned. what reason did he give he resigned. he said that he wanted to bring back the stability and peace to the country, but they defended his resignation. bring even more on stability now to the country

. he said he didn't accept the resignation of his ministers. that doesn't, it doesn't make any sense. if it is the right to resign the congress and ask his resignation, a small fire under, you know, he's in fact still the president in 3 hours the congress is going to meet to decide he's going to take the 1st congress at the same time person will take the presidency of the country. the question, the question that everybody is asked to see was i was wondering right now is who wants to take this responsibility? who wants to take charge of the charge of the brigands right now? and what has the reaction on the streets been as you can see, a lot of people is they have to get up there well right behind us in the square.

this is one of the hot spots of the process and saw last night in these last days, a lot of people, massive projects here and the same streets were la land. now, there are an environment and atmosphere of the night of the break and asked me we heard about the resignation of military know a lot of people went out in the streets. these elaborate now, theory is like a hard to see it when you see like with green, you know, and if you can, i mean the economic and political climate there is very unstable. as you've been saying. i mean, what do you think will happen next? ok we appear to have lost the connection with you and that ramirez who was reporting on the resignation of the peruvian president. thank you for that little

problem with the audio for us and we'll be going back to him when we can. don't forget, you can always get a d.-w. news on the go, just download our app from the google play or from the app store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news. and if you're part of a news story, you can also use the detail. you have to send us photos and videos of what is happening in your part of the world. and you are, of course, watching the news live from berlin next up as our tech magazine shift with a look at household robots of the future. i'll have more headlines for you at the top of the hour. in the meantime, remember, you can always step to date on our website that's due to the dot com from munich, spicer in the entire news team in berlin. thanks for watching.

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where nearly 30 percent of the population is 65 or older, robots are more important for personal use. he is your rosy ishiguro, a world leading roboticist on why. we need to have a more all what's that can support our day. i believe they can have today rob, but that kind of a robot society, the same human symbiotic in the end of the forsyth eating, you know, feature symbiotic robots. that sounds a little too science fiction need to me. still, many tech companies claim that their own butts can really make a difference in house work, but this is still far ahead in the future, even in japan. at the moment, most robots take care of one specific chore and leave the rest to humans like me. it is a japanese startup, however, working on a robot which they claim will take care of all the housework. but that's a cat. introducing you go all around talent and future household. superstar

hugo can grip is high to just double and rolls on wheels. the start of your robotics promotes. hugo is a more discrete and cheaper alternative to a human cleaner. we're pretty uncommon in japan at the moment. you go still appears to be quite slow and clumsy, but in the future, this new robot butler is supposed to be able to take on any household chore imaginable. precursor. well, i think i would like to let robots handle repetitive talks, less than a routine so that people can be more creative. for example, if the robot does the housework for us, this time we have more time for us. this is how we want to improve the quality of life for people in japan. quipped with a total of $22.00 sensors and 3 cameras to assist in navigating space and recognising objects. despite being quick with an ai system,

hugo is still incapable of doing chores properly on its own. so a staff member has to operate it by remote control. a controller synchronizes the robot's movements with those of the human operator. hugo is still a long way off from working autonomy sleep. so you go is operated by someone i don't know from a remote place. what do they see? the camera get turned off. what happens to my data? who protects my privacy? here everybody's fame. that operators only see blurry images, so the robots have to guess what they're cleaning to someone like me, that's not very convincing. i can be a bit of a neat freak. toyota is also working on the tunnels. robots will help manage house work, but this one issue that is difficult to solve. the robot has to know how much pressure the sponsor needs to apply on to different surfaces to properly clean them. with an, expensive flat screen t.v., the machine should be very careful when humans and robots work together, security becomes important. this robot,

are you working with humans in japan and you're up next? a humanoid robot developed to collaborate with human colleagues. companies like oman and kolata robotics leading the race in developing collaborative robots. these new colleagues have one important advantage over people. their work is precise and they never get tired. or we have to make serious productively improvement. i think for that, but we, japanese, that used machines in their old bags to do this. so we're not going to steal the robot. robotics trade fairs, like iraq said, tokyo show, but the future workplace could look like in japan. robot production has long been a key industry around 130 companies make robots here. in the past. these trade

fairs were opportunities for companies to show off big robots used in industrial production. now there's a trend toward service and partner robots. so we also goal recently the government's focus has shifted from making new robots to using them sensibly in society. so it will not sort of go you, it will go out who just source. they got suckered, it's carter to you and i think we need to think of robots as tools or partner to reach our goal of building a better society where people can feel good and healthy. you're talking with us or you struggle with us you're with us. it's a big vision with a long way to go. there are still many technicalities that need to be addressed, particularly because collaborative robots are often a security risk for their human colleagues. since robots can't estimate their own

strength, next age operates in batteries. savory not. 8 cameras attached to its head and arms are supposed to help the robot to analyze space and objects. interchangeable robot hands used to grip enhance its many uses, but at around 90000 euros a piece. not every company can afford this technology for right now. next stage is just working in the factory that this type of collaborative robot will be needed maybe where we're hoping that will someday be able to take it with a perfectionist. i guess the forestry fishery holders in japan, they were not be taking away jobs that there will be there will be a core workers' party. that's not a bridge. like many other western countries, we're still prejudiced against industrial robots here in germany. the main argument is they take away one jobs, but they're leaving all something else. coworking can also make jobs easier. french

roboticists also young want to go, has been working and living in japan for a long time. she says that code working with robots is viewed differently there. there is no need something which defines about craftsmanship and the art of making things perfect. there is also like a very clear social care by companies and that was. and so they never introduced one month to replace one, but their infant just was to make the workplace better working with a robot is something that is i know you are like having a robot in your company. something that is really nice. this attitude that robots are cool is a sentiment that you go develop us also ship a remote control used by and operate it isn't exactly cool, but it's only a temporary measure. you will believe that intelligent machines will take on shows independently in the future. you go to target audience for the elderly and professionals. the company believes that you can make a real difference in their lives,

but it's also expensive. depending on operating time, the monthly rental costs are between 800 to 600 euros. the upside is, hugo is supposed to make life longer and more comfortable. you could go up to the market in the future, i find vision robot and turn on houses and doing all the new home. so along with the advancement of medical care in japan, i think that this will enable people to live longer and they could have a also sought after for the ability to assist in medicine, especially since the outbreak of the coronavirus now robotics companies preparing their robots to assist in 3 key areas. cleaning robots could contaminate rooms or dispose of hospital waste, so humans avoid risks. checkups robots could help check on patients confined to their beds or in quarantine. this could alleviate the pressure on medical stop.

selling medicine robots have been assisting during surgery for a while in japan. they're also creating so-called surgical robots. tokyo based startup river field wants to launch its new model in a few years to compete with the current m.v.p. of surgical robots made in the u.s. . when it comes to surgical assistance, da vinci is state of the art. this robot can remove tumors tissue from someone with prostate cancer, but it doesn't operate autonomously a control panel. let surgeons use the robot arms in real time, which has one big advantage, motion scaling and trammel filters. this allows the surgical robot to work more precisely. but the da vinci robot has 2 disadvantages. it doesn't receive any haptic feedback, meaning it can't feel for specific body parts. and it's very expensive to vinci costs up to 2000000. europe's tokyo based company river

field is trying to solve these problems. there. robot is quite similar to defense and will cost less. here the robot arms are powered by air pressure. this enables haptic feedback, reducing the risk of injury. so this should make the operation more intuitive. believe you've become much more important, your pad coming in the rate of increase in japan. this account for cancer treatments and many other countries are also turning to robots to help in the medical and care sectors. future physicians will have to train intensively to use these new technologies global benefit. not only for the patient, also the surgeon, for the patient hospital if they were to become

a recovery faster. also for the doctors, they can do the surgery by sitting in the chair. you can be minimized by using surgeons probably won't be replaced anytime soon. but with the right mobile communication, doctors could soon be performing tele surgery across long distances. and this may be beneficial for people living in remote areas without access to medical care. whether they're assisting in surgery or doing chores at home, robots are supposed to help people with things that are difficult or that we simply don't want to do. in japan, i saw how ai machines are used in dating. and if it were up to professor for me, documents to know, we wouldn't even be aware of the role that machines play in our lives. the result

which is that of the disappearing robot. i mean in the future, robots will become invisible to us. they will be such a common part of our lives that we don't really think of this robots anymore. well, if my own vacuum robot had only done his job properly, then i'd probably still be using it. robots for personal use at home. or just new electronic waste. let us know what you think on facebook dot com at to you. would you more videos from japan, including well robots? that's it for me today. see you next time.

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