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Past Events

Age-Tech is Now!

Tokyo, Japan (Oct. 11, 2023)

On October 11th, 2023, Living Best’s inaugural Age-Tech market entry pitch event in Tokyo was a significant convergence of global innovators showcasing advancements in ageing and technology. Highlighting everything from health-tracking wearables to mobility-enhancing robotic exoskeletons, it facilitated meaningful collaborations among corporates, startups, academia, and government. Documented for various media and promotional uses, this event underlined key Age-Tech developments and insights from experts, enhancing the visibility of solutions for ageing adults.

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Past Events

Age-Tech Night! Vol. 2

22nd Aug. 2023

A fantastic event where we all learned more about Japanese Innovation from leading experts in the field, while having the opportunity to network with a quality group of like-minded professionals!

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Age-Tech Night! Vol. 1

19th Jun. 2023

The Living Best Professional Community’s first networking event at Shibuya’s Parco Rooftop Park attracted over 100 attendees, bringing together a diverse group from corporates, startups, academia, and government, fostering a vibrant atmosphere for collaboration in age-tech.

Heads, Hands & Hearts for Age-Tech

26th Oct. 2022

It’s no secret that 30% of Japan’s population is already aged 65+, representing 36 million consumers today, and rising. More importantly, Japanese older adults are financially solvent, open-minded to tech, and enjoy true quality of life (both physically and cognitively) for longer than their Western counterparts. The so-called “aging care” market (i.e., medical/pharmaceutical, caregiving and consumer products segments) will by 2025 be a 101.3 trillion yen (US$954 billion) industry – larger than for domestic automobiles, finance, and consumer electronics. That’s BIG.