Building a inclusive society
Through technology
College of technology! "Society 5.0 type future technology human resources" training business
This project seeks to develop a pioneering human resource development model for the Society 5.0 era through the sophisticated social implementation of future technology, which is founded on cooperative partnerships with technical colleges, companies, local governments, universities, and other organizations across Japan.
Event information
2022年8月～2023年3月（詳細日程は後日決定します）オンライン
Event report
ABOUT THE PROJECT
About Society 5.0 type future technology human resources development business
The purpose of this project is to create a future technology human resource development model that will lead the way into the Society 5.0 era. It will be rooted in the social implementation of future technology through a collaborative system involving technical colleges, companies, local governments, universities, and other organizations.
The business objective of KOSEN-AT is to build a inclusive society through the AT-HUB concept. This is a scheme for the promotion of sustainable community medicine and welfare in addition to the training of specialized AT engineers, alongside conventional approaches taught at technical colleges, such as community-based, problem-solving, and social implementation methods. We will develop personnel who will play an essential part in the Society 5.0 era, helping to fulfill the diverse needs of a diverse society, such as through the integration of AI and other fields.
"Society 5.0" is a "human-centered society that balances economic advancement with the resolution of social problems by a system that highly integrates cyberspace and physical space." It was proposed in the "Fifth Science and Technology Basic Plan" by the Cabinet Office as the future society for which Japan should aim.
Main activities to date
The Japan AT Forum has been held every year since 2014.
The Forum is a place where engineers, students, and organizations involved in AT (assistive technology), mainly technical college teachers, gather for the research and development of assistive technology and the training of engineers in the field.
ABOUT US
About the national KOSEN support equipment development network
Our organization is a collaborative network organized by faculty and students (regular and advanced course students) of technical colleges nationwide (55 campuses), using technology to support the quality of life of the elderly and people with disabilities. We engage in the research and development of support equipment. Utilizing the AT developed at national technical colleges across Japan, we are helping to build a inclusive society in which everyone can participate.
* AT stands for assistive technology, that is, general technology for assisting people with disabilities.
How to participate in each event
Currently, we are holding many events online to prevent the spread of new coronavirus infections.
Application requirements vary by event, so please see the page for each event for details.
Contact us
2659-2 Suya, Koshi City, Kumamoto, 861-1102
National Institute of Technology, Kumamoto College
Kumamoto Campus
General Affairs Division Research and Social Cooperation Section
Please contact us by mail or use the inquiry form.