TOKYO -- As the Japanese government moves forward with its promotion of smart cities, the ruling party seeks to turn this marriage of technology and infrastructure toward combating pandemics.
Drone delivery, self-driving buses and facial recognition payments featured in plan
The coronavirus has spurred interests in making communities "smarter" through the introduction of technology. © Reuters
TOKYO -- As the Japanese government moves forward with its promotion of smart cities, the ruling party seeks to turn this marriage of technology and infrastructure toward combating pandemics.