these self—driving electric wheelchairs made by panasonic have already been rolled out for testing ational airport. but what's new is my luggage buddy here. you can pop your suitcases in there and it's going to follow the wheelchair wherever it goes, slowing down and speeding up as necessary when it goes up and down sloping surfaces. perfect for the airport. if a roaming traveller walks in front of the chair, it'll stop, along with the luggage caddy. although in a crowded airport, i can see wandering people getting in between the luggage and its chair, which might lead to some frustration. panasonic hopes to have the chairs available in airports and public spaces across japan in time for 2020. in the past, japan hasn't had the greatest record for accessibility. with a0 million visitors expected to come for the olympics and paralympics, organisers have pledged to use this as an opportunity to fix these problems and make tokyo a more inclusive and accessible city. disabled passengers in need of assistance will be able to summon a wheelchair through an app. it'll then take them where the

these self—driving electric wheelchairs made by panasonic have already been rolled out for testing atrnational airport. but what's new is my luggage buddy here. you can pop your suitcases in there and it will follow the wheelchair wherever it goes, slowing down and speeding up as necessary when it goes up and down sloping surfaces. perfect for the airport. if a roaming traveller walks in front of the chair, it'll stop, along with the luggage caddy. although in a crowded airport, i can see wandering people getting in between the luggage and its chair, which might lead to some frustration. panasonic hopes to have the chairs available in airports and public spaces across japan in time for 2020. in the past, japan hasn't had the greatest record for accessibility. with a0 million visitors expected to come to the olympics and paralympics, organisers have pledged to use this as an opportunity to fix these problems and make tokyo a more inclusive and accessible city. disabled passengers in need of assistance will be able to summon a wheelchair through an app. it'll then take them where they n

these self—driving electric wheelchairs made by panasonic have already been rolled out for testing atre. you can pop your suitcases in there and it's going to follow the wheelchair wherever it goes, slowing down and speeding up as necessary when it goes up and down sloping surfaces. perfect for the airport. if a roaming traveller walks in front of the chair, it'll stop, along with the luggage caddy. although in a crowded airport, i can see wandering people getting in between the luggage and its chair, which might lead to some frustration. panasonic hopes to have the chairs available in airports and public spaces across japan in time for 2020. in the past, japan hasn't had the greatest record for accessibility. with 40 million visitors expected to come for the olympics and paralympics, organisers have pledged to use this as an opportunity to fix these problems and make tokyo a more inclusive and accessible city. disabled passengers in need of assistance will be able to summon a wheelchair through an app. it'll then take them where they need to be, without stress or hassle. something i'

these self—driving electric wheelchairs made by panasonic have already been rolled out for testing atr, it‘ll stop, along with the luggage caddy. although in a crowded airport, i can see wandering people getting in between the luggage and its chair, which might lead to some frustration. panasonic hopes to have the chairs available in airports and public spaces across japan in time for 2020. with 40 million visitors expected to come for the olympics and paralympics, organisers have pledged to use this as an opportunity to fix these problems and make tokyo a more inclusive and accessible city. disabled passengers in need of assistance will be able to summon a wheelchair through an app. it‘ll then take them where they need to be without stress or hassle. something i‘m sure able—bodied travellers could appreciate after a long journey too. for many visitors coming to the olympics next year, the japanese languages will be challenging to say the least. now, we‘ve looked at several translation tools on click before but the one that paul carter‘s found looks like it‘s straight out of a comic b

. >> elizabeth was brought to me by a person who'd been the former president of panasonic, saying to she was this brilliant girl and she had this wonderful business idea. >> she came up with an idea for this blood testing device. and the idea behind the blood testing device was that you would have a sticker on your arm, and this would be constantly checking your blood levels and then if you needed to, you'd be able to give yourself an injection of whatever medicine you needed. >> the skin is a terrible barrier to go across. i kept saying to her, it's not feasible. it just went to deaf ears. how did she respond to the criticism? >> just kind of blinked her eyes and nodded, and left, and then came back another time with the same sort of concept. it was just a 19-year-old talking who'd taken one course in microfluidics, and she thought she was gonna make something of it. >> elizabeth didn't want to be told it was impossible because she loved the idea. so, she went to another professor. >> he never allowed freshman in this advanced course. and she persuaded him that she was capable of do

of huawei are in for example for facial recognition a whole host of video cameras components from panasonichow many video cameras would you say huawei components are in right now across the world? what's the percentage. >> i couldn't estimate. i'm sure it's a lot. i don't have any idea the percentage. maria: it's a significant percentage isn't it. >> i assume it is but i'm not sure. maria: we're going to be watching your public relations to try to convince the world that we can trust huawei technologies. we really appreciate you joining us this morning and answering the important questions, andy. >> you're welcome. maria: an di purdee joining us. we'll be right back. i think there are some ways to help keep you on track. and closer to home. edward jones grew to a trillion dollars in assets under care, by thinking about your goals as much as you do. ♪ ♪ put your data to work on the cloud that drives business. the ibm cloud. the cloud for smarter business. is it to carry cargo... or to carry on a legacy? how do you gauge the greatness of an suv? its show of strength... or its sign of intellig

to be an alarmist here but at the end of the day when you think about video cameras it could be panasonicany video camera but has huawei telecom equipment inside, the chinese are not just listening, they are watching. that's right. facial recognition is huge and china uses it obviously they are tracking their citizens, they are using in different way than the u.s. is but i don't know, when you look at all of the data that the telecom companies in the u.s. have, it's facial recognition and data is really important to watch. so incredible. dagen: important that the administration puts foot down about abuses from huawei and particularly also we should point out also that charges related to theft from t-mobile. it'll be interesting in the days and weeks on how this plays out in terms of getting tough with huawei and intellectual property theft and then the trade deal. maria: yeah, for sure. short break, when we come back, mayor recall this morning, subaru, brake problems that can affect emission. look at 2019 technology listings coming up right here. i'm off to college. i'm worried about my p