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DGDV, ka o butsuri-teki ni kujo suru jiritsu-gata maikurodorōn `Tornyol' ni YCombinator de tōshi
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DGDV invests in Tornyol, an autonomous micro-drone that physically kills mosquitoes, through Ycombinator
Tornyol (https://tornyol.com/) is an autonomous micro-drone system that patrols homes and specific areas 24 hours a day, physically intercepting and destroying mosquitoes.
Tornyol combines inexpensive, production-ready, off-the-shelf components, such as microphones found in smartphones and sensors used in parking assist systems, with advanced DSP (digital signal processing) to transform a drone weighing just 40 grams into a high-performance mosquito extermination device.
Tornyol's system is based on the "set it and forget it" concept, meaning users do not need to manually replace or charge batteries. After autonomously exterminating mosquitoes, the drone returns to the base station and recharges, allowing you to maintain a comfortable, mosquito-free space without human intervention.
Bioengineered skin that lights up to signal disease: living sensor developed in Tokyo
Research teams in Tokyo (Tokyo City University and the University of Tokyo) have developed an innovative biosystem, named 'Living Sensor Display,' where bioengineered skin lights up to detect disease biomarkers. Experiments on mice showed that genetically modified skin stem cells acted as sensors, signaling changes in blood health indicators by producing green fluorescent proteins. Published in 'Nature Communications,' this technology is expected to contribute to continuous, non-invasive health monitoring in humans and animals in the future.
Hair-related molecules specifically reduced in AGA identified Confirmed in both hair shaft proteome analysis and cultured cells
Aderans Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo; President and CEO: Hiroshi Suzuki), a global wellness company specializing in hair, beauty, health, and medical services, has discovered a significant reduction in hair-related molecules WNT-LESS (WLS) and WNT3 in the hair shafts (the part of the hair exposed above the skin) of the vertex region in male pattern hair loss (AGA). When dihydrotestosterone (DHT), the primary causative agent of AGA, was added to cultured cells, gene expression of WLS and WNT family members was similarly reduced. Part of these findings was presented at the 48th Annual Meeting of the Molecular Biology Society of Japan, held at the Yokohama International Peace Convention Center (Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture) from Wednesday, December 3 to Friday, December 5.
Simulations and Advancements in MRI-Guided Power-Driven Ferric Tools for Wireless Therapeutic Interventions
This research focuses on designing robotic systems for MRI scanner environments, addressing challenges in maintaining precision and stability under strong magnetic fields. A new computational system is introduced for seamless integration with MRI, processing images to delineate vascular networks and establish virtual paths and boundaries to prevent procedural damage. The system generates tailored magnetic field gradient patterns for device control, considering vessel geometry and adapting to blood flow characteristics, significantly enhancing precision and safety in intravascular procedures.
World's First: Successful Development and Commercialization of Rare-Metal-Free Iron Catalyst for Silicone Curing
NEDO, Kitazato University, and Osaka Metropolitan University have successfully developed and commercialized the world's first rare-metal-free iron catalyst for silicone curing. This catalyst boasts high activity comparable to conventional platinum catalysts and solubility in silicone, enabling the production of cured silicone. It can also cure silicone materials containing heteroatoms, which was difficult with platinum catalysts, thereby reducing reliance on rare metals and contributing to a sustainable industrial base. The product will be exhibited at "nano tech 2026" from January 28, 2026, and Tokyo Chemical Industry will begin sales on January 21.
Beyond microbial fermentation: Reimagining biomanufacturing for low-resource environments
Moving beyond traditional microbial fermentation, a new vision for biomanufacturing in low-resource environments, such as isolated communities, disaster zones, and space, focuses on utilizing plants grown in bioreactors. The "Engineered Plants in Culture (EPiC)" project, funded by the National Science Foundation, aims to use engineered plant cells, embryos, and aquatic plants as bioproduction platforms. An interdisciplinary team from UC Davis, Axiom Space, and the Australian Research Council is developing modular, 3D-printable bioreactors for systems like transgenic rice cell cultures, walnut embryo cultures, and duckweed cultures, demonstrating a transformative approach to on-demand biomanufacturing.
Study Raises Serious Questions About The Benefits of Intermittent Fasting
The notion behind intermittent fasting is simple: eat less for a time, improve your metabolism. The reality is more complex, and a new study finds that some forms of intermittent fasting do not alter markers of metabolic or cardiovascular health.
Researchers, led by a team from the German Institute of Human Nutrition Potsdam-Rehbruecke (DIfE), put 31 women who were overweight or obese on two different intermittent fasting schedules for two weeks each.
The schedules were 8 am to 4 pm or 1 pm to 9 pm, a particular kind of intermittent fasting known as time-restricted eating (TRE).
While the timing of the schedules differed, the diet parameters were the same: participants could eat like they normally did, and therefore take in the same amount of total calories (making this what's known as an isocaloric study).
Implantable sensor uses engineered bacteria for wireless molecular tracking
Scientists from Turkey have designed a next-generation implantable biosensor using genetically engineered E. coli for molecular-level monitoring within the body that runs on its own, wirelessly, with no external batteries required.
Domestic Project Exploring the Healthcare Functions of Unutilized Biomass Fermentation Products
Fermentation Station Inc. (Headquarters: Funabashi City, Chiba Prefecture; President: Rina Sakai; hereinafter “Fermentation Station”), a bio-manufacturing startup aiming to build a society that regenerates and recycles unused resources through proprietary fermentation technology, has commenced a joint research project with Professor Yoshiaki Ito of the Faculty of Agriculture at Iwate University. Titled “Research on Exploring the Healthcare Functions of Fermented Products from Unused Biomass,” the project began in November 2025.
ASICS Launches Partnership with University of Michigan: “ASICS-Michigan Sports Innovation Center” Establishes “ASICS Institute of Sport Science America LLC” to Accelerate Global Innovation
ASICS Corporation has established the ASICS Institute of Sport Science America LLC in California, USA, to accelerate global innovation. Additionally, we are pleased to announce that we have agreed to a partnership with the University of Michigan to launch the “ASICS-MICHIGAN Sport Innovation Center.”
The University of Michigan is a world-leading comprehensive research university encompassing exercise physiology, computer science, biomedical engineering, biomechanics, and more. It particularly leads cutting-edge research integrating sports and technology, enabling rapid prototyping and verification through top-tier engineering in the U.S. It possesses the essential elements required for the further development of our ASICS Institute of Sports Engineering.
Furthermore, the university has extensive experience collaborating with Japanese companies, established expertise in industry-government-academia partnerships, world-class sports facilities, and athlete access programs, making it well-suited for collaboration with elite athletes.
Through this partnership, we aim to create innovations that enhance athlete performance by leveraging the University of Michigan's world-class comprehensive research capabilities and running environment to advance ASICS' research Global Integrated Enterprise (GIE).
Furthermore, interdisciplinary initiatives with world-class faculty are expected to accelerate ASICS' research frontiers and elevate researcher capabilities. Having a research base in North America, in addition to Japan, will increase contact points with contracted athletes, promising greater progress in data acquisition and athlete understanding than ever before.
New soft armband uses AI to read gestures while you run
A soft patch on the arm could soon let you steer robots with simple hand movements, even while your whole body is in motion. That is the promise of a new wearable system from engineers at the University of California San Diego, who set out to fix a problem that has held gesture control back for years.
Tohoku University Interdisciplinary Research Center for Smart Aging and Institute for Housing and Living Environment Conduct Survey on ‘Thermal Insulation Effects in Housing’ — Verifying Effects on Extending Healthy Life Expectancy Based on Higher-Precision Evidence —
Sekisui Chemical Co., Ltd. Housing Company (President: Masahide Yoshida) and its research institute, the Housing Environment Research Institute (Director: Masato Ota, 1-14-10 Uchikanda, Chiyoda-ku) have entered into a joint research agreement with the Smart Aging Interdisciplinary Research Center at Tohoku University (Director: Yasuyuki Taki, MD, PhD) , Aoba-ku, Sendai City; hereinafter SARC) to conduct a joint research project starting January 2026 on the ‘Thermal Insulation Effects of Housing’.
The herbal medicine "Bofutsuboufuushousan" has the effect of suppressing visceral fat accumulation due to aging
Kobayashi Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Osaka City; President: Yoshikazu Toyoda), in collaboration with Professor Toshio Morikawa of the Kindai University Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences (Higashiosaka City, Osaka Prefecture; President: Itaru Matsumura), has discovered that the traditional Chinese medicine Bofutsushosan, used to treat obesity and other conditions, suppresses excess visceral fat and ectopic fat in the liver that accumulate with age. The results of this research were published in the international academic journal Journal of Natural Medicines, and won the 2025 Pharmacopoeia Society Paper Award. This award is given to papers that are recognized as having particularly outstanding academic content among those published in the Journal of Natural Medicines in 2024.