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There is a fair possibility that a Japanese business is behind every robotics innovation you hear about in the news. Why? You might be surprised by the response; it has a lot to do with demographics (relating to the structure of population). Although we typically identify the post World War 2 era with population growth, Japan actually saw a fall in population following the war. The enormous loss of nearly a generation of young men, along with the ruined economy, low morale, and destroyed infrastructure, significantly slowed Japan's population growth. Japan also has very restrictive immigration policies and culturally is not as welcoming to outsiders as other countries. It also has the highest longevity rates of any country in the world! What results, then, from a large proportion of elderly individuals and a decreasing population qualified to care for them (and pay for their care)? You get robots. The rise of personal-care robots is the real revolution in robotics, even tho

Australia is the host for this edition of the men’s world cup which will commence on 16 October, 2022 and the final will be played on 13 November, 2022 at MCG in Melbourne. Present Champion of T20 WC is Australia. Visit  ALL SQUADS  to view the players of all the competing teams. 🏏 It has been confirmed that Alex Hales will take Jonny Bairstow’s spot at this year’s World Cup Because of Jason Roy's poor performance and Jonny Bairstow's recent leg injury, the English opener is expected to make a comeback to the T20I team. Before failing a recreational drug test in the build-up to the 2019 ODI World Cup, Hales was an essential component of the white-ball setup. Eoin Morgan described the incident as an entire ‘breach of trust’ and Hales was fired from the England setup. However, the 33-year-old continued to demonstrate his talent in T20 competitions all over the globe. He will now also be part of the team flying to Pakistan for IT20 encounter and the three-match series against the