English translation of an article originally published in Japanese on August 17, 2024. Read the Japanese original (Japanese). Event dates and availability refer to the original article. Images may contain Japanese text.
[Orii Department Invention Review Meeting] Yoshimi Wie, Kei Hirabayashi, and Hiroshi Yagi participated as guests.
On August 16, 2024, the “Ori Department Invention Review Meeting” was held online at the “Ori’s Free Research Department” presided over by Ori Ori.
At the invention review meeting, Yoshimi Wie, CEO of aba Co., Ltd., Japan Welfare Medical Fashion Association, Kei Hirabayashi, the vice president of the association and manager of the Adult Diaper Information Center Japan, and Hiroshi Yagi, as a guest, participated.
Orihime is a representative director of Orii Research Co., Ltd., and she is working on the development of technologies that support social participation, including the bipedal robot “OriHime.
That day, we exchanged opinions on inventions and ideas related to care technology, welfare medical fashion, and adult diapers, in the context of each activity. It became an opportunity to bring together perspectives from different specialized fields and to consider new possibilities.
Ms. Yoshito Ori, members of the Free Research Club, and Yoshimi Wie, Kei Hirabayashi, thank you for being with me.
Event details
Title
Orili Department Invention Review Meeting
Event date and time
August 16, 2024 (Friday)
8:00 PM
Format
online
[Host]Ory Yoshifuji
Ori Research Co., Ltd. Director General
[Guest]
Yoshimi Wie
aba Co., Ltd. Representative Director CEO
Kei Hirabayashi
President of the Japan Welfare Medical Fashion Association
Hiroshi Yagi
Japan Welfare Medical Fashion Association Deputy Representative Director
Administrator, Adult Diaper Information Center Japan
Physical therapist
Related websites
Kabushiki Kaishi Ori Research Co., Ltd.
https://orylab.com/
Company a-ba
https://www.aba-lab.com/
Japan Welfare Medical Fashion Association
https://jwmf.jp/
Ori’s Free Research Club
https://community.camp-fire.jp/projects/view/254559

