Detecting cancer in urine and so much more about Japan Tech
Wilson Gallagher | December 04, 2018
Japan has already landed on an asteroid. And now even developing the technology that can detect cancer through urine sample.
BBC Click, "your user-friendly guide to the latest technology news, issues, gadgets and apps," went to CEATEC 2018 to show the world the latest innovation in Japan.
One of the things featured in this episode was the latest mission of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), wherein they were able to land a rover on the surface of an asteroid named Ryugu.
Japan is also now developing and researching about being able to see cancer in such a small amount of urine.
Tags: cancer, detecting cancer, urine, japan tech, japan, urine sample, bbc click, user friendly guide, ceatec 2018, jaxa, aerospace, asteroid, ryugu
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