Upload
mirabelle-nicolas
View
17
Download
0
Embed Size (px)
DESCRIPTION
Examples Increased autonomy in life of the elderly and people with difficulties, participation in convivial communities Less burdens on caregivers Better handling of stress, less suicides Symbiosis of human, household-robots & devices, and robotic houses. Examples - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Citation preview
© E
uro
pe
an
Co
mm
un
itie
s, 2
00
7
‘Innovation 25’
In September 2006, the then Japanese Prime Minister launched a discussion on innovation as a long-tem strategy looking ahead to 2025. It was named “Innovation 25.” National Institute of Science and Technology Policy (NISTEP) prepared a report “Social Vision towards 2025” (1) based on its 8th ‘Science and Technology Foresight Surveys’ (2-4, ‘the Surveys’ hereafter). One of six main fields of discussion was set as “support for people’s activities through advances in brain science.”
.
Contact
ISHII KayokoNISTEP MEXTTel. +x81-3-3581- 0605 • Fax +81-3-3503-3996E-mail: [email protected]
2008 INTERNATIONALCONFERENCE
Support for people's activities through advances in brain science
Vision of the future proposed in the 1960s
1) The arrival of the era of information industry1) Information of intelligence2) Information of sensation3) Information of experiments
Coming era of spiritual industry
2) The participation of each citizen in creative processes of information is indispensable to sustain future society. Science of kokoro (≈ mind + spirit) should play crucial roles for that.
Setting of Japanese “social vision toward 2025”
Collaboration of human and machines
Disaster and crime prevention
Relief of human from dangerous or extremely hard labours and from exposure to dangers
Prevention and treatment of brain disorders
Regeneration or prostheses for deteriorated or inured organs
Maintenance of the independence for the elderly and people with disabilities decreased burdens on caregivers
Examples
Increased autonomy in life of the elderly and people with difficulties, participation in convivial communities
Less burdens on caregivers
Better handling of stress, less suicides
Symbiosis of human, household-robots & devices, and robotic houses
Examples
International disaster relief teams operational all over the world.
Intelligent robots, which can help, compensate or replace human activities
Examples
Sound development of children with essential social skills and affective understanding
Profusion of originality of individuals and diversity of the brain in society
minimization of accidents due to social infrastructures and human errors
Preparation and supply of suitable services for individual preferences and demands
Understanding human beingsbrain-body-environment system,perception, cognition, behaviours
kokoro (mind + spirit +…)
Improved fostering and learning systems
Better life systems
More efficient and comfortable socio-economic systems
Health, medicine, care Education, learning, daily life Labor and safety
Formation of social consensus onwhether/when/where/how apply technologies in society
Creating robotCreating the brain
20001960 1980 202020101970 19901950 2030
an aging society
welfare robot system
rapideconomicgrowth
pollutionundesirable influences of urbanizationthe hollowing out of local societiesgeneration gaps
economic conflictinternationalization
Welfare State
Knowledge-Intensive Industry Plan
stressful society
post-collapseof the bubble
diversificationglobalization
chance to learn throughout life
society that affords autonomyto every citizen
security & safety
well-being of Kokoro
Social Distortion
Delphi Survey
depression suicide
Innovation25
Study on Social and Economic Needs
problems of kokoro (≒mind+spirit) in children & youth
Constructivist Approaches
support for people with difficulties⇒ for any citizens who need support
developmental difficulties
STS
governmental initiatives
academic・industrial endeavors
social problems
lack of motive in the youth
lifelong learning
cognitive developmental robotics
evidence-based education
key basic scienceresearch on the brain
“Creating the Brain”
what people expect for 2025
brain science & education
rehabilitation
Creation of Comprehensive STs in order to solve the Social Distortionlife science・soft science・
environmental scienceelucidation of human mind
20001960 1980 202020101970 19901950 2030
an aging society
welfare robot system
rapideconomicgrowth
pollutionundesirable influences of urbanizationthe hollowing out of local societiesgeneration gaps
economic conflictinternationalization
Welfare State
Knowledge-Intensive Industry Plan
stressful society
post-collapseof the bubble
diversificationglobalization
chance to learn throughout life
society that affords autonomyto every citizen
security & safety
well-being of Kokoro
chance to learn throughout life
society that affords autonomyto every citizen
security & safety
well-being of Kokoro
Social Distortion
Delphi Survey
depression suicide
Innovation25
Study on Social and Economic Needs
problems of kokoro (≒mind+spirit) in children & youth
Constructivist Approaches
support for people with difficulties⇒ for any citizens who need support
developmental difficulties
STS
governmental initiatives
academic・industrial endeavors
social problems
lack of motive in the youth
lifelong learning
cognitive developmental robotics
evidence-based education
key basic scienceresearch on the brain
“Creating the Brain”
what people expect for 2025
brain science & education
rehabilitation
Creation of Comprehensive STs in order to solve the Social Distortionlife science・soft science・
environmental scienceelucidation of human mind
Inseparable changes in ST, policy and societya case of brain science
Both the Surveys and Japanese promotion of brain science had their roots in the awareness of social implication of science and technology in the 1970s after the social turbulence in the previous decade. Inseparable relationship between future-oriented studies and contemporary history of STS was taken into consideration.
Development of methodologies for STS proposed in the 1970s is now a part of subjects of ‘Brain Science lato sensu’: such as methodologies for proactive measures, systematic analysis of mutually interacting complex phenomena, support for decision making and creative thinking. A constructivist approach (or synthetic approach) was incorporated into Japanese STS as early as in the 1990s when the theme “Creating the Brain” was set as a national basic plan of brain science. Brain science can be a effective platform to elaborate synthetic approach. Brain science for STS should be promoted intensively as well as STS of brain science.
References
1. NISTEP, Social vision toward 2025 –Scenario Discussion based on S&T Foresight – [Summary], NISTEP Report No.101, March 2007.2. NISTEP, The 8th Science ad Technology Foresight Survey: Delphi Analysis, NISTEP Report No.97, May 2005.3. NISTEP, The 8th Science ad Technology Foresight Survey: Scenario Analysis, NISTEP Report No.96, May 2005.4. NISTEP, The 8th Science ad Technology Foresight Survey: Study on Social and Economic Needs, NISTEP Report No.94, May 2005.5. ISHII, K., ‘Cognitive Science as Science of the Mind’, Science & Technology Trends, Quarterly Review, No.14, p13-25, January 2005.6. ISHII, K., ‘Strategies for Reading and Writing Learning Difficulties (Dyslexia)’, Science & Technology Trends, Quarterly Review, No.15, p13-31, April 2005.7. ISHII, K., ‘Cognitive Robotics to Understand Human Beings’, Science & Technology Trends, Quarterly Review, No.20, p11-32, July 2006.8. ISHII, K., ‘ Brain Science lato sensu’, Science & Technology Trends, Quarterly Review, No.29, in press, October 2008.