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TOKYO -- Komatsu will facilitate deliveries of mining equipment across Central Asia through a new logistics hub in Kazakhstan, with an eye on the region's reserves of key electric vehicle materials like nickel and lithium.
TOKYO -- Now that General Electric has completed a three-way breakup, can the spun-off companies recover the glory the U.S. corporate icon once enjoyed? Their success could hinge on emulating Toyota Motor's approach to lean manufacturing.
TOKYO -- U.S. aircraft manufacturer Boeing plans to enter the flying car business in Asia by 2030, looking to tap demand for the fast travel the vehicles could provide in the region's traffic-choked cities.
TOKYO -- Japanese metal materials maker Proterial has developed a way to make a new alloy for electric vehicle motors that it says can reduce power consumption by up to 5%, allowing for smaller and faster motors.
TOKYO -- The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency's successful landing of a probe on the moon on Jan. 20 highlights people and governments' ongoing interest in space exploration. One aspect of that exploration is space travel, which is about to become accessible not just to a tiny number of ultrawealthy people but to a much broader slice of the public, thanks to recent technological advances.