Kavan Choksi Highlights Japan’s Role as a Global Leader in Age-Inclusive Technology Japan has one of the oldest populations in the world, with nearly one in three citizens aged 65 or older. While this presents social and economic challenges, it has also created a unique environment for technological innovation. Companies and research institutions are developing new technologies specifically aimed at improving the quality of life for seniors. Kavan Choksi notes that Japan has become a living laboratory for age inclusive innovation where solutions are designed not just for aging populations but for future global use. Wearable Monitors for Proactive Health One of the most prominent developments in silver tech is the use of wearable health monitors . These devices track heart rate, blood pressure, movement patterns, and even hydration levels. In Japan they are being used to detect early signs of illness or distress, enabling caregivers and healthcare providers to r...