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We Research: Superhero sensory garden for children with mental traumas

The KidsLikeUs project researches the interactions of children with their environments, with a focus on their behaviors, the spaces they commonly use, and how they react to different sensory stimuli. It looks on to varying strategies to make these environments more welcoming and enjoyable for children, incorporating both technological and non-technological solutions.

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We Research: Using spectroscopy to investigate recycled material flows

Investments related to the green transition and energy use are rapidly increasing the demand for technology metals. The AIST and SUMEA projects are exploring the application of spectroscopy to battery recycling and molten metal analysis, which would benefit industry by improving the efficiency of recycled material process flows.

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We research: Exploring the Potential of NextMind – A Research on the Efficacy of Brain-Computer Interface Technology

NextMind is a cutting-edge startup that is revolutionizing the way we interact with technology. Using a non-invasive headset, NextMind allows users to control devices and interfaces with their thoughts through the eye movement.

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