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Did you know? 🤔 The yearly use of euro banknotes has an environmental footprint equivalent to driving 8 km by car. This is not yet much, but multiply it by number of people living in the EU…

One can say – if you want to go green and suport the environment – use contactless, digital payment!

On the other hand, we are happy that Eurosystem is committed to making euro banknotes environmentally friendly, using 🔄 100% sustainable cotton since 2004 and implementing measures to reduce the environmental impact. Efforts to reduce the environmental impact include banning banknote waste in landfills and a remarkable 35% decrease in ATM environmental footprint from 2004 to 2019.

Tokyo's renowned public transport system is stepping up its game. Major train companies are gearing up to introduce contactless fare systems that accept credit and debit cards.

Tokyu Corporation plans to initiate trials of this contactless payment system on the Den-en-toshi Line this summer, with the goal of expanding it to all of its train stations by spring 2024. Tokyo Metro also has plans to implement a tap-and-go system at its stations by 2024.

Travelers to Japan often relied on previous classic-type cards, but this new service will allow tourists and commuters to use their credit or debit cards for a seamless journey. The system will also accept prepaid cards and QR code payments via smartphones.

This transition to card-based payments is not only convenient but also cost-effective for rail companies.

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The AI in IoT market trends is poised to make a significant impact on the healthcare sector. Here's a glimpse of what we can expect:

* Enhanced Decision Support: Healthcare organizations will harness IoT sensor data and AI-driven computer vision to support clinicians in making diagnostic and therapeutic decisions. This synergy will transform routine physical assessments, making them quantitative, consistent, and reproducible.
* Vaccine Logistics: Hospitals, clinics, and pharmaceutical institutes, particularly in the context of vaccines, will leverage IoT for real-time monitoring of refrigerators. This ensures the safety and integrity of vaccines through predictive maintenance.
* Remote Patient Monitoring: IoT and AI innovations empower healthcare providers to remotely monitor patient health, enabling immediate attention when necessary. It reduces the need for follow-up visits, minimizes wait times, and enhances diagnostic accuracy.
* Smart Hospitals: Smart hospitals are adopting IoT-connected technologies and robotics to usher in a new era of health support and treatment. Various IoT devices and applications cater to healthcare, including sensors for telemedicine consultations and remote health monitoring.
* Preventive Healthcare: IoT facilitates real-time patient monitoring through fitness trackers, smart wearables, and more. Additionally, advanced diagnostics using smart image analysis and robotic surgery contribute to early detection and preventive measures.

The future of healthcare is digital, driven by the convergence of IoT and AI technologies. It promises improved patient care, greater efficiency, and innovative solutions for healthcare providers. 🌟🏥📲