Learn Japanese with a Five-Armed Octoped
Struggling to start with Japanese? Let Tako lend you a hand—or five. Wait, five?
Struggling to start with Japanese? Let Tako lend you a hand—or five. Wait, five?
The 360 Eye is the British firm’s first proper venture into autonomous home service robotics.
Wanikani (literally “alligator-crab”) is a web application that uses mnemonics and space repetition software (SRS) to help users memorize approximately 2,000 kanji and radicals, plus over 6,000 Japanese words in two years or less!
Bestselling books and apps prove that handwriting is still a vital skill in the digital age.
Watch a robot that can perform the delicate art of Japanese calligraphy.
Unveiled on November 13, 2015, Kengo Kuma's three-story "fa-bo" has been billed as the world’s first use of carbon fibers as earthquake-resistant material.
With more than US$51 million raised to date, Raksul is currently one of the best-funded startups in Japan.
With multiple tripod mount points and a number of different configurations, Thanko’s electronically controlled, self-balancing, three-axis gimbal is designed specifically for action camming.