Forest in guatemala get destroyed to make space for agriculture. Japan is robot country. It was several hundred years ago that the first mechanical dolls were manufactured there. Decades ago, robots were put to use in industry, and these days, they provide support in shopping centers, hospitals, and as of recently, also at schools. With his cute face and moveable body, this robot called nao has a somewhat human look that has helped him to conquer japans schools and universities. The little white plastic creature speaks several different languages, and although it comes at a steep price, nao is a big seller in japan. Yet, he is not the only robot used in everyday situations in japan. Here in our western culture, we may find technical gadgets with a human look and feel a bit creepy, but in japan, that is very different. Welcome, says the woman at the reception desk in japans first robot hotel. She tells guests how to register with their credit cards and name not very different from the a
Place. The march always begins in Victoria Park. According to the organizers, 510,000 protesters participated last year. Many of them gathering several hours before the start. In september, 2014, the world witnessed the socalled umbrella revolution. Named after the way pro democracy marchers used umbrellas to protect themselves from tear gas. Students and citizens occupied the streets for 79 days, demanding true universal suffrage. Not one of their demands were met. The lack of change created a sense of hopelessness. Prodemocracy groups disbanded and some residents began resenting activities that disrupted daily life. The annual ceremony to mark hong kongs return to chinese rule was a lavish event. 1200 guests from china and overseas attended. Hong kongs chief executive ying was critical of prodemocracy faction and their revised electoral bill. He also reemphasized stronger ties with beijing. There has been no compromise towards citizens seeking genuine democracy or true universal suff
A ceasefire by friday, and other aid to besieged areas. Approved access to seven besieged areas. Humanitarians are going to depart in the coming days. But its unclear whether the Assad Government will implement the ceasefire. Air strikes on monday hit hospitals and schools, killing about 50 people across the country. Its not clear who carried out the attacks. Space researchers are in japan are set to a new astronomical satellite. The astro h, which scientists hope will unravel the mysteries of the universe. Launch scheduled for just before 6 00 p. M. Local time wednesday. The rocket carrying the satelli satellite transported to the space senor it southwestern japan. Observatory in space, its capable of detecting xrays that cannot be observed from earth because the planets atmosphere absorbs most of the rays. Its up to 100 times more sensitive to such rays than a conventional satellite. It uses the rays to observe activity around black holes that cannot be seen by eye. It is time to tac
Forest in guatemala get destroyed to make space for agriculture. Japan is robot country. It was several hundred years ago that the first mechanical dolls were manufactured there. Decades ago, robots were put to use in industry, and these days, they provide support in shopping centers, hospitals, and as of recently, also at schools. With his cute face and moveable body, this robot called nao has a somewhat human look that has helped him to conquer japans schools and universities. The little white plastic creature speaks several different languages, and although it comes at a steep price, nao is a big seller in japan. Yet, he is not the only robot used in everyday situations in japan. Here in our western culture, we may find technical gadgets with a human look and feel a bit creepy, but in japan, that is very different. Welcome, says the woman at the reception desk in japans first robot hotel. She tells guests how to register with their credit cards and name not very different from the a
How going organic is opening up new markets for zanzibars spices. And, how huge areas of rain forest in guatemala get destroyed to make space for agriculture. Japan is robot coury. It was several hundred years ago that the first mechanical dolls were manufactured there. Decades ago, robots were put to use in industry, and these days, they provide support in shopping centers, hospitals, and as of recently, also at schools. With his cute face and moveable body, this robot called nao has a somewhat human look that has helped him to conquer japans schools and universities. The little white plastic creature speaks several different languages, and although it comes at a steep price, nao is a big seller in japan. Yet, he is not the only robot used in everyday situations in japan. Here in our western culture, we may find technical gadgets with a human look and feel a bit creepy, but in japan, that is very different. Welme, says the woman at the reception desk in japans first robot hotel. Shtel