"technology implementation"

#3331060

21 October 2018

Joël Deumier, President of SOS Homophobie, talks in Paris, France, on 21 October 2018 during the rally to denounce the wave of homophobic attacks that have taken place in the capital for several years. weeks.The associations demand from the public authorities concrete measures to fight against LGBT phobia and for equal rights: awareness campaign, implementation of targeted training for teachers, police and magistrates, setting up a joint circular to the Ministries of the Interior and Justice to recall the legislative arsenal to repress homophobia and transphobia.

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#3331070

21 October 2018

On Sunday 21 October, several thousand people gathered at the call of SOS Homophobie and the Inter-LGBT in Paris to denounce the wave of homophobic attacks that have taken place in the capital for several years. weeks.The associations demand from the public authorities concrete measures to fight against LGBT phobia and for equal rights: awareness campaign, implementation of targeted training for teachers, police and magistrates, setting up a joint circular to the Ministries of the Interior and Justice to recall the legislative arsenal to repress homophobia and transphobia.

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#3331076

21 October 2018

On Sunday 21 October, several thousand people gathered at the call of SOS Homophobie and the Inter-LGBT in Paris to denounce the wave of homophobic attacks that have taken place in the capital for several years. weeks.The associations demand from the public authorities concrete measures to fight against LGBT phobia and for equal rights: awareness campaign, implementation of targeted training for teachers, police and magistrates, setting up a joint circular to the Ministries of the Interior and Justice to recall the legislative arsenal to repress homophobia and transphobia.

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#3331174

21 October 2018

On Sunday 21 October, several thousand people gathered at the call of SOS Homophobie and the Inter-LGBT in Paris to denounce the wave of homophobic attacks that have taken place in the capital for several years. weeks.The associations demand from the public authorities concrete measures to fight against LGBT phobia and for equal rights: awareness campaign, implementation of targeted training for teachers, police and magistrates, setting up a joint circular to the Ministries of the Interior and Justice to recall the legislative arsenal to repress homophobia and transphobia.

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#3110298

6 September 2018

Nicole Klein (prefect of Loire-Atlantique) and the Prosecutor of the Republic of Nantes, Pierre Senès (not in picture) presented the plan of deployment of the Daily security police in the department in Paris, France, on 5 September 2018. his measure intended by the government to change the missions of the police and the gendarmerie so that they best meet the expectations of the French in terms of security. Thus, the sensitive neighborhoods of Nantes and Saint-Herblain of the Dervallières, Malakoff and Bellevue described as « quartiers de reconquête républicaine » will see from 1 January 2019 a strengthening of the police force and the implementation of security strategy.

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#2459032

2 February 2018

Demonstration of the nursing-care robot RT2 (walking assistant robot) during the press conference development and Implementation of Nursing-Care Robots in Japan at The Foreign Press Center Japan (FPCJ), Tokyo 2 February 2018, Japan. RT.2 is a walker with automatic control function equipped with an electrical assistance function that combines the walking state with advanced robot technology. Performance is automatic assistance, braking, temporary flow (blocked steering wheel) on the inclined surface. Over 25% of Japan’s population are seniors. With the population structure changing rapidly in recent years due to a declining birthrate and aging population, and the lack of workers and heavy labor involved in the nursing-care industry, development and adoption of robots for use in nursing care has been progressing.

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#2459037

2 February 2018

Demonstration of the nursing-care robot RT2 (walking assistant robot) during the press conference development and Implementation of Nursing-Care Robots in Japan at The Foreign Press Center Japan (FPCJ), Tokyo 2 February 2018, Japan. RT.2 is a walker with automatic control function equipped with an electrical assistance function that combines the walking state with advanced robot technology. Performance is automatic assistance, braking, temporary flow (blocked steering wheel) on the inclined surface. Over 25% of Japan’s population are seniors. With the population structure changing rapidly in recent years due to a declining birthrate and aging population, and the lack of workers and heavy labor involved in the nursing-care industry, development and adoption of robots for use in nursing care has been progressing.

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#2459013

2 February 2018

Robotics expert Dr. Hirohisa Hirukawa, Director of the Robot Innovation Research Center at the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) speaks during press conference development and Implementation of Nursing-Care Robots in Japan at The Foreign Press Center Japan (FPCJ), Tokyo 2 February 2018, Japan. Over 25% of Japan’s population are seniors. With the population structure changing rapidly in recent years due to a declining birthrate and aging population, and the lack of workers and heavy labor involved in the nursing-care industry, development and adoption of robots for use in nursing care has been progressing.

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#2459016

2 February 2018

Robotics expert Dr. Hirohisa Hirukawa, Director of the Robot Innovation Research Center at the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) speaks during press conference development and Implementation of Nursing-Care Robots in Japan at The Foreign Press Center Japan (FPCJ), Tokyo 2 February 2018, Japan. Over 25% of Japan’s population are seniors. With the population structure changing rapidly in recent years due to a declining birthrate and aging population, and the lack of workers and heavy labor involved in the nursing-care industry, development and adoption of robots for use in nursing care has been progressing.

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#2459019

2 February 2018

Robotics expert Dr. Hirohisa Hirukawa, Director of the Robot Innovation Research Center at the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) speaks during press conference development and Implementation of Nursing-Care Robots in Japan at The Foreign Press Center Japan (FPCJ), Tokyo 2 February 2018, Japan. Over 25% of Japan’s population are seniors. With the population structure changing rapidly in recent years due to a declining birthrate and aging population, and the lack of workers and heavy labor involved in the nursing-care industry, development and adoption of robots for use in nursing care has been progressing.

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#2459021

2 February 2018

Robotics expert Dr. Hirohisa Hirukawa, Director of the Robot Innovation Research Center at the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) speaks during press conference development and Implementation of Nursing-Care Robots in Japan at The Foreign Press Center Japan (FPCJ), Tokyo 2 February 2018, Japan. Over 25% of Japan’s population are seniors. With the population structure changing rapidly in recent years due to a declining birthrate and aging population, and the lack of workers and heavy labor involved in the nursing-care industry, development and adoption of robots for use in nursing care has been progressing.

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#2459024

2 February 2018

Demonstration of the nursing-care robot HUG (mobility support robot) during the press conference development and Implementation of Nursing-Care Robots in Japan at The Foreign Press Center Japan (FPCJ), Tokyo 2 February 2018, Japan. Hug is designed to support people who face mobility issues, such as those issues that come hand in hand with old age. From bed to wheelchair, or wheelchair to toilet seat; Hug assists when staying in a position or in situations where standing for a period of time is required, such as when getting dressed. Over 25% of Japan’s population are seniors. With the population structure changing rapidly in recent years due to a declining birthrate and aging population, and the lack of workers and heavy labor involved in the nursing-care industry, development and adoption of robots for use in nursing care has been progressing.

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#2459026

2 February 2018

Demonstration of the nursing-care robot HUG (mobility support robot) during the press conference development and Implementation of Nursing-Care Robots in Japan at The Foreign Press Center Japan (FPCJ), Tokyo 2 February 2018, Japan. Hug is designed to support people who face mobility issues, such as those issues that come hand in hand with old age. From bed to wheelchair, or wheelchair to toilet seat; Hug assists when staying in a position or in situations where standing for a period of time is required, such as when getting dressed. Over 25% of Japan’s population are seniors. With the population structure changing rapidly in recent years due to a declining birthrate and aging population, and the lack of workers and heavy labor involved in the nursing-care industry, development and adoption of robots for use in nursing care has been progressing.

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#446949

18 February 2015

Den Haag, Netherland, on 18th February 2105. Rodney (front) and Renee (back), two taxi drivers are seen in their taxi van. Many taxi drivers are complaining about issues with mandatory on board computers. The on board units store the data from the taxi meters for tax purposes. Currently only one producer of these units still exists. Three out of four producers went out of business after failures following negligent implementation of the project by the government.

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