Communicators Bridging Space and Business [4]Special Feature: "Imagination" Expands. ~A Near-Future Vision Utilizing Space~
The final installment of "Communicators Bridging Space and Business" presents a glimpse of the "wild ideas" born from the JAXA-Dentsu Inc. " Future Co-creation Conference." These are small, concrete examples of how applying space-related technologies to terrestrial fields might create such futures.
Using safety management techniques, risk prediction technologies, autonomous control and collision avoidance technologies, high-sensitivity sensors, and location data from space development, we might be able to eliminate traffic accidents on Earth.
Staying on the Moon or Mars, water/air/power management, location data, and communication tech could build the ultimate recycling house or an IoT-packed smart city.
Weather forecasting could evolve dramatically by leveraging data observable from space and various sensors designed for that purpose, potentially enabling the utilization of all atmospheric data in daily life.
Applying space education expertise and project management techniques could lead to the development of training programs that cultivate personnel with exceptional on-site adaptability, akin to that of astronauts.
Experience-based hotels incorporating space technology could offer zero-gravity experiences, space food tastings, and panoramic space observation, allowing you to enjoy a fulfilling space life while still on Earth.
Analyzing data on sleep patterns in zero gravity could lead to the development of amazing sleep masks and bedding for restful sleep.
※Illustrations created by Hiromi Uzaki, Dentsu Inc. 3CRP Bureau, also participating in Dentsu Inc.'s 'Space Lab '
The potential uses for space seem to expand greatly depending on imagination and ideas.
Dentsu Inc. News plans to continue featuring various space-related projects. Stay tuned.
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