Japanese-Made Realistic Masks Attract Attention from the IT Industry and Automakers
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A face mask made by a Japanese company, which looks remarkably close to a real human face, is attracting attention. Demand for this mask is growing in Japan's IT and entertainment industries.
Because the mask resembles a human face very closely, it is reported that it could be used in a variety of fields. In addition to the field of video production, such as films and games, it has also drawn interest from automobile manufacturers.
In this way, the technology used to make masks may be useful in industries that were not previously expected to benefit. Attention is now focused on which fields will use it and to what extent.
Sources: Reuters
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