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Japan National Police Agency pushes to introduce wearable cameras for frontline officers

Japan is moving ahead with plans to introduce wearable cameras for frontline police officers to record work on scene. The National Police Agency said a pilot confirmed the cameras\' usefulness, including for verifying the appropriateness of actions after the fact and for use in training and investigative evidence. Trials were conducted in Tokyo, Osaka, Fukuoka, Aichi, Niigata and Kochi. Officers were mostly positive, while public reactions were mixed.

Games & Commerce

Korean game makers rewrite global playbook, moving beyond \'test in Korea then go overseas\'

South Korean game companies are changing how they pursue overseas markets. Instead of first proving a game in Korea and then launching abroad, they are now targeting global PC and console markets from the development stage and reflecting overseas user reactions in game quality and release strategy. At Gamescom 2026 in Cologne, firms including Krafton, NCSoft, Kakao Games and Com2uS Holdings showed new genres and conducted demos to gather feedback.

Mobility

Apex Mobility unveils three-stage autonomous driving roadmap

The autonomous driving industry is shifting from rules-based systems to data-centric approaches, Apex Mobility said. The company presented a three-stage roadmap focused on commercialising autonomous driving services, starting with turning Socar’s data assets into simulation-ready formats. It then plans to secure high-quality training data, including from a prototype Ioniq 5 fitted with lidar and seven cameras, and finally link a large data platform to autonomous services such as Level 4 ride-hailing and robobuses.