Catalogue: Digital Inclusion clear
1 practice not yet assessed for evidence strength.
Most practices in: Japan (7)
Born from research into why foreign residents died disproportionately in the 1995 Kobe earthquake, Yasashii Nihongo is now a codified plain-language design …
Founded in Osaka in 2010 by wheelchair user Toshiya Kakiuchi, Mirairo built a smartphone-based digital disability certificate now used by 4,200+ partner …
Since October 2017, Japan Post's Mimamori service sends postal workers on monthly check-in visits to older people living alone, reporting wellbeing to …
Fujitsu's Raku-Raku ('easy-easy') handset line, sold via NTT DOCOMO in Japan since 2001, is redesigned each generation from long-term user research with …
Since 2016 Japan's MIC has required government bodies to test sites against JIS X 8341-3:2016 and publish results yearly — a transparency …
Fujitsu's Ontenna clips onto hair, ear or collar and converts sound (60–90dB) into 256 levels of vibration and light in real time. …
Japan's Digital Agency coordinates 26,000+ digital supporters providing in-person smartphone training to elderly and digitally excluded citizens, embedded in pharmacies, railway stations …
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