Synopsis

Across Japan, escalating temperatures, a consequence of global warming, are driving a corresponding increase in heatstroke cases. Heatstroke occurs when the body's natural temperature regulation mechanisms fail in hot, humid conditions, manifesting as nausea, dizziness, delirium, and potentially fatal outcomes. Professor Akimasa Hirata of Nagoya Institute of Technology has pioneered a method for simulating core body temperature through computer models of the human form. This research is proving