By HARUHIRO HIRAHATA/ Staff Writer
March 30, 2021 at 07:30 JST
An IoT-based water gauge installed above an irrigation canal. This photo was taken in September 2020 in Wakayama. (Provided by Wakayama University Professor Hiroaki Akiyama)
Innovation often comes at a price, and this was never more true in Japan where a rash of natural disasters over the last decade gave birth to all sorts of life-saving refinements in methods and services using information and communication technology. [Read More]
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