Overview
The behind-the-scenes tales of hit products and creations from Japan: this is Japan's Top Inventions. This time, glow in the dark pigments, which absorb light to glow in the dark. A version of these pigments that contain no radioactive substances was invented in Japan in 1993. They're now used worldwide in products like watch faces and emergency signage. We learn the little-known story behind the pigments' creation, including how they were born from a company in danger of closing down.
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3 - 1Home Bread Makers January 09, 2020 -
3 - 2Glow in the Dark Pigments January 30, 2020 -
3 - 3Emoji February 13, 2020 -
3 - 4Miniature Video Cameras March 12, 2020 -
3 - 52D Barcodes March 26, 2020 -
3 - 6Water Purifying Powder April 16, 2020 -
3 - 7Worksheet Study Method May 28, 2020 -
3 - 8Film Farming June 25, 2020 -
3 - 9Surgical Microscope Stand July 23, 2020 -
3 - 10Automatic Thread Trimmer Sewing Machines August 13, 2020 -
3 - 11Robotic Exoskeletons August 20, 2020 -
3 - 12Dinosaur Robots August 27, 2020 -
3 - 13Palm Vein Authentication September 24, 2020 -
3 - 14Fresh Freezing System October 22, 2020 -
3 - 15Bottled Green Tea November 25, 2020 -
3 - 16Personal Information Protection Stamps December 24, 2020
