TOKYO -- As COVID-19 continues to rage across the world, Asian startups are eager to show how technology can help users to manage life in a prolonged pandemic.
Startups dive into health products to ease transition to new normal
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Air Pocket's smart mask, left, and UBTech's disinfection robot were displayed at this year's online CES. (Photos courtesy of companies)
TOKYO -- As COVID-19 continues to rage across the world, Asian startups are eager to show how technology can help users to manage life in a prolonged pandemic.