The Japanese service robot market has increased three times in five years

Meeting an elderly population and labor deficiency, Japanese enterprises and rely on populations to add workforces, more and more According to Bloomberg.

Research firm Fuji Keizai, the country’s service robot market is tripled and ¥ 400 billion ($ 2.7 billion) until 2030. This growth is potentially: The Employer Institute will face up to 11 million barriers, and an institute that supports the government estimates that about 40% of the population will be 65 or older by 2065.

To show how robots fill in the gap, Bloomberg, Skylark, Skylark, Skylark, Skylark, Skylark, which uses about 3,000 cat-eared robot tables. In Tokyo restaurants, 71-year-old Yasuko Tagawa, half of his work now estimated the form of robot help.

Tagawa said a robot at a time: “Thank you for your hard work. I’ll count on you.”