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Finally, programming education starts!
But, according to a survey conducted this year,
there are still many parents who don't know much about programming education.
So, PROSTA renews!
What is a computer anyway?
How does programming education change school classes?
What's good about programming?
Shinji-kun, Noemi-kun and I will experience everyone's questions and find the answers!
What is a computer anyway?
What is the amazing technology that programming protects cats' lives?
You can check it every time you use the bathroom.
Make an original homepage for care homes!
Let's slide it.
Good job!
If you watch our program, you can know everything about programming education!
Now I want to know! Aim for programming star!
Hello, everyone! I'm Emiri Otani of "equal love"! I'm Yori Noguchi!
Now, since programming education in elementary school started in April, we also renewed the program!
Until now, we have studied about programming in the studio, but from this time on, like the subtitle "I want to know now" has been added,
we will investigate the latest information about programming by entering various fields!
Since you can know how programming is actually used, you will be able to know more about the depth of programming than you do now!
That's right!
Now, I have a question for Yori!
What is a computer?
A computer?
Is it something you use for your hobby?
I think it could be a game or the Internet...
Well, I don't think it's wrong, but I think there is a better answer!
So, in the first place, we will cover "what is a computer?"
The generation ownership rate of the computers you have now, according to data from 2019, is about 77.3% of the Japanese population.
Out of four generations, three generations will have it.
And it is expected that the ownership rate will increase further as programming education in elementary school starts.
However, do you know what a computer is like?
The person who will answer that question is a former editor of "Computer History" and "Weekly Ascii",
and Mr. Aikawa Izumi, who currently mainly covers programming education and is familiar with programming education and computers.
We have been programming for a year on the show, but we don't know what a computer is in the first place.
To put it simply, it is a convenient box that works for humans.
Convenient box? Convenient box!
The computer does very difficult calculations in an instant and repeats simple tasks over and over again.
That's right. As long as we don't stop it, it will continue to work for us.
That's right. There are many convenient things around us, but what do you think there are?
What?!
What is it?
Around us?
Around us...
First of all, we always use smartphones.
Smartphones are of course correct, but there are more.
Right now, there is a computer in this room and also in your homes.
There is one here?!
There is one.
Wait a minute. A camera!
That's right! A camera!
A LCD screen.
LCD screen.
That's right.
What kind of mechanism is it?
That's right. In fact, various things in your home are working on the computer.
For example, the rice cooker in your home can cook after five hours with the timer function,
or change the way it is cooked depending on the type of rice, such as brown rice or mochi rice.
These functions are also given instructions by the computer in the rice cooker depending on the programming.
That's why it's easy to cook with only one switch.
I felt like it was natural.
I didn't think it was a computer.
A computer that can't be missing in our lives.
There was a surprising secret in its history.
What is a computer in the first place?
That's a good question.
What do you think a computer is doing in that box?
What?
It's efficiently doing its job.
A computer is an electronic calculator in Japanese.
A calculator!
But why is a computer a calculator?
The programming that humans make is actually converted into numbers by the computer.
To put it simply,
programming is done by a programmer by typing in this programming language.
A computer that receives the programming language converts it into numbers or alphabets and calculates it.
That's why we call computers "calculators".
That's amazing.
Then why did you make a computer?
Humans have been calculating a lot for a long time.
For example, creating ancient pyramids or trading money.
When there were no computers, humans calculated everything with their own heads.
That's amazing!
I'm glad we can't live in that era.
I'm glad we live in this era.
For example, there was a calculator that we know of that existed about 4,000 years ago.
- What do you think it is? - Calculator?
Here's a question!
What do you think of a calculator that existed 4,000 years ago?
Let's think about it, everyone!
This program is brought to you by Frosta, a programming learning system.
A calculator that existed 4,000 years ago.
Did you all get it?
The answer is a solo band!
- Ah! - Wow!
There wasn't the word "solo band" back in the day,
but now we know that there were solo band members called "abacus" that existed about 4,000 years ago.
- Wow! - Amazing!
In 1946, 4,000 years after the birth of this "abacus",
a computer that automatically calculates data was born.
Here it is.
This is ENIAC, which was announced in 1946.
ENIAC.
This is the first time I've heard of it.
It's much bigger than I imagined.
It's a big calculator.
That's right.
ENIAC, made in the United States.
Its size is 30 meters wide and its weight is 27 tons.
It was a very large computer.
I can't carry it.
You can't carry it.
Yes.
It's heavy.
I was able to calculate about 5,000 times in one second.
That's amazing.
Yes.
You think 5,000 times is amazing, don't you?
It's amazing.
Yes.
But how many times do you think you can calculate the computer you're using in one second?
In one second...
The price is amazing now.
It's amazing, isn't it?
I wonder if it can go further.
500,000.
500,000?
500,000 times.
With a certain CPU, it's 21.6 billion times in one second.
What are you talking about?
It's billions of times.
That's amazing.
So, when did we start using our computers?
This.
It's cute.
Yes.
This is Apple II.
This is a computer that was announced in 1977.
It's like a game console.
That's right.
Apple II is a personal computer developed by Steve Jobs of Apple in 1977.
It was manufactured as a computer that can be used not only by technicians but also by ordinary people.
And 30 years after the launch of Apple II,
the computer you all have has been born.
What do you think it is?
Isn't it that one?
iPhone or something like that.
Yes, that's right. This is an iPhone.
Wow, 30 years!
This is the latest model, but
the iPhone was born 30 years later.
30 years later, it became this small.
Amazing.
30 years ago,
this is what the computer was equipped with.
A radio that listens to music,
a video deck that records TV, etc.
They were all things that could only be operated with a little effort.
However, now,
photos, videos, and music are all data-driven,
and computers have become more compact.
This evolution is also due to programming technology.
This technology is evolving now,
but I think it will become a better era in the future.
I think programming and studying are important.
I've always wanted to learn since I was little.
I think so, too.
Programming will save the world!
As my nickname, I'm Mirei Suganami.
I'm Hitomi Suzuki.
Hii-chan!
Yes!
This is the first time we're filming a renewal!
What are we doing today?
Today, we'd like to introduce a system that manages your cat's health
using programming technology!
Amazing!
It's been about 10 years since we were called "the cat boom of coincidence".
During this time, words such as "cat mix" were born,
and that boom still continues.
And, like it is said that life is one hundred years old, the arrival of "super long life" also happens to cats.
Therefore, an important problem for owners is "cat's health management".
Even if you say "cat's health", they don't talk to you and it is difficult to understand the condition of the disease.
If you take your pet to the hospital after it eats badly, it means it is already dead.
If there are more people who have cats, it is also realistic that such problems will spread.
In such a situation, there are people who have found a way to solve problems by utilizing programming technology in order to face these problems.
Immediately, the two went to the developer.
Today, we heard that there is a "cat's health management system".
Yes, I am Matsubara of Hachitama.
Immediately, this is the system.
What is this?
What do you think it is?
It's a cat.
A cat's toilet.
It's a toilet, isn't it?
That's right.
What do you know about it?
When the cat entered the toilet and how much it peed, etc.
The data necessary for the cat's health will be automatically delivered to this app.
It's very connected.
That's right.
This is a cat-specific toilet developed by Hachitama, "toretta".
At first glance, it is an ordinary toilet, but its function is amazing.
Yes, we came to "cat cafe".
There are a lot of cute cats, and it's the best.
This is...
This is a toilet for cat's health management, "tretta"
It's a rumored one!
Amazing function, No. 1
Weight and urine volume can be measured
With this "tretta", when cats enter the toilet,
they can automatically take urine volume, weight and other information necessary for cat's health management.
What kind of programming is there?
Under this toilet, there is a sensor.
When a cat enters the toilet, the sensor detects the cat's urine and starts measuring various information.
Cats are animals that are prone to urinating diseases.
Therefore, toilet management is very important.
There are so many urinary diseases that cats have.
These diseases are mainly due to the number of urines and increased urine volume.
The most scary one is "hypertension".
It's a very common disease for cats.
What kind of disease is it?
We asked a veterinarian, Ms. Chiba.
This is a very scary disease.
About 33% of cats over the age of 10 and over the age of 15 have it.
It is said that about 70% of cats have it.
There is also data that states that 40% of cats die of it.
It's such a scary disease.
Scary!
Scary, isn't it?
Scary!
"hypertension" is one of the most common diseases for cats.
It is also said that if you can detect it early on, you can live up to three years.
In order not to miss such a disease, you can check it with the data sent to the smartphone app every time you use the toilet.
The second amazing function is to identify individuals with A.I.
There is a camera here, and you can identify which cat has entered using this camera and A.I.
It's amazing. It's the latest technology.
This camera function not only records how the cat has used the toilet,
but also identifies individuals, so no matter how many cats there are, they will collect individual data.
So, how can users make use of this amazing function?
I will actually show you the app and explain it.
Please look at this.
There are six items here.
Weight, urine amount, excretion time, stay time, and passing time.
These are all items that cause abnormalities in cats, including hypochondria.
You can check these every time you use the toilet.
You can also check the progress and statistics of these data with an arrow.
For example, if the amount of urine suddenly increases, the arrow will point upwards.
Also, in the case of cats whose urine has accumulated and cannot pee anymore,
the amount of urine may suddenly go down, and excretion times may suddenly go down.
And if you tap the graph mark at the bottom,
within the range of one month interval or three months interval,
it will graph the previous six items for you.
With this, you can easily compare the increase in urine and weight.
If you look here, and if you think that the amount of urine is increasing more than last time, you can go to the hospital.
I can see it with my own eyes and check it, so it's easy to understand from the graph.
Thank you very much.
In addition, Hachitama also offers online services, and if you find any abnormalities in the graph, you can consult Dr. Juishi on LINE.
To prevent cats from getting sick, Dr. Juishi's support is also fulfilling.
Users also say "thank you" such as "you didn't miss out on the disease", "you saved my cat", and "it leads to the owner's joy".
I also have two cats at home, and I'm very relieved to be able to check if the amount of urine is increasing every day.
You can see it on your cell phone right away, so it's also good, isn't it?
That's right. You can see it on the app anytime, whether you're at work or shopping.
It's a little different, but if you can see your cat while you're working, you'll be healed, won't you?
That's right.
An innovative system that protects cats' health created by the evolution of programming.
Next episode - Development secrets turned into reproduced dramas - we approach the developers' feelings.
Professionals and students, let's create an original homepage!
After this, Noemi will create a homepage and rescue the nursing company from a pinch!
I'm George!
Professionals and students, let's create an original homepage!
Programming specialization course at elementary school begins this year.
At the Department of Literature and Science, we offer a class called "City's charm - PR strategy", which we incorporated programming in the society of the third- year elementary school students.
Until now, children walked around the city, interviewed people and announced their city's charm in a book or something like that.
However, starting this year, we will use "scratch" or something like that to express our city's charm with programming!
By applying this way of thinking, we, Nicolab and Noemi will cover the charm of cities, shops and companies in the program and announce it on the homepage!
These three people will create the homepage this time!
This time, as a PR big strategy, I will go to a company that is engaged in various businesses of the famous company Duskin, which everyone knows.
I know Duskin.
Oh, really?
It's a pretty famous company for cleaning products and so on.
Yes, Duskin is famous for cleaning, but this time, the nursing department will create the homepage.
Let's start investigating what kind of work they do!
Mr. Kanemoto told me about it!
My name is Mr. Kanemoto of Duskin Musashino. Nice to meet you!
Nice to meet you!
What kind of work does Duskin Musashino do?
Our company is Duskin's franchise franchise store, and we provide services to our customers.
When I heard Duskin, I had a very strong image of cleaning, but do you also do nursing?
Well, Duskin has been providing services for our customers for about 20 years.
Duskin's nursing department provides services that are necessary for the user's life regardless of the public nursing insurance system!
For example, not only do we support our customers who are nursing at home, but we also provide all kinds of support, including cooking, laundry, cleaning, and shopping, according to the user's requirements!
Mr. Musashino of Duskin Musashino, if you have any problems, please let us know!
I think the biggest problem in this industry is not only us, but also the lack of people.
Especially, I think it's hard for young people to come and go.
Today's Japan is an age of super-ageing society, and many nurses are needed, but there are very few nurses in their 20s and 30s.
According to a report in 2019, only 1% of visiting nurses are in their 20s and only 6% are in their 30s.
The average age of visiting nurses is 58.7 years old.
Now, the entire nursing industry needs the power of young people.
If young people don't come in, the number of nurses will not increase, but will decrease.
In that case, the burden of senior people who are supported now will increase.
If the age of super-ageing society continues as it is, in 2035, there will be 2.95 million nurses.
It is estimated that about 680,000 people will be short of nurses due to the budget of 2.27 million nurses.
The three people who learned about the shortage of nurses in the nursing industry actually interviewed people working at Dusky Musashino.
Mr. Saito was the one who told me about it.
I heard that young people are decreasing more and more in care homes.
Excuse me, how old are you now?
I am 54 years old now and I will be 55 years old this year.
Is that so?
You are young.
How long have you been working as a care home?
I have been working for three years now.
So you started working when you were in your fifties?
That's right.
What do you think of Saito-san's work as a care home?
It's a very direct job that helps people.
I feel joy and satisfaction in getting closer to people's hearts.
That's amazing.
What do you think will happen if young people become interested in care homes?
I think it will be a career of bride-taking.
What do you mean by career of bride-taking?
Each customer has their own cooking procedures, seasoning, and cleaning.
I think it's a great step for a bride to get closer to customers first.
That's right.
I don't think it's easy to master housework and care home skills.
There are many kinds of training in the company.
Training?
What do you mean by training?
There is housework training and care home training.
You can prepare for all of them.
That's advanced.
Next time, they will experience care homes.
Let me slide it.
You are good at it.
In the next episode, we will thoroughly investigate what programming education is all about!
On our website, we have a fire specialist and a brawler!
I'm concerned about the surroundings, but not the inside.
What is the development secret of a system that protects a cat's life?
Stay tuned for the next episode!
This program was brought to you by FROSTA of the Programming Education System.