For those who work long hours in Japan to send home unmanned aircraft

If the working hours go beyond the working hours, a Japanese company plans to use a drone to go to the staff and raise the music and drive them out of the office.
These "drones" are coming around the office after the end of office hours, as the song "Old Long Saine" used to announce that the stores are closed.
Japan has been trying to control the extraordinary working hours and even the physical health that can cause deaths over the years. Experts who are not impressed by this new drone scheme have suggested that this is a "silly" idea.
Japanese news agencies say that it will create a tone with the Office Safety and Sanitation Company, Doyce, Blue Innovation and Telecommunication Company NTT.
The tone on the camera's camera is encircled by the famous Scottish music.
"You can not work when you expect a drone when you're on the long lane sideways," said Norahiro Gato, an AFP news agency.
In April 2018, Doyce plans to test this drone service first within their own company and then offer it to others.
Is this a useful tool?
"This is not a brief answer to the question of whether it will help," said Shiji Tag Shita, a professor of management and communications at Shijiaoga University, told.
"Companies are doing such trivial things to do something for this problem." He added.
The problem of working overtime is deeply rooted in office culture. He insists that it must be based on the basis.

"Creating awareness is very important, but in my opinion this is almost a blanket," he says.
Scott Narard, a professor of sociology at Osaka University, said, "If the robots leave the office due to the intimidation of these robots, they will have to take their unfinished tasks home."
"To reduce overtime jobs, it is necessary to lower job burden, reducing time-wasting jobs and eradicating competitive style in the Japanese working environment, or replacing it with more workers," he added. Struggling to break.
The problem of working more time has gone into a word for itself. The Japanese word karoshhi means more deadly work.
In particular, this habit is the cause of many health problems that lead to new partners in a company leading to strokes, heart disease and suicide.
In October last year, a young woman committed suicide and fined the advertising agency Dents for violating labor laws. It was revealed that the woman who died had been working 159 hours longer than a month.
Earlier this year the government introduced a special Friday. Accordingly, the companies are encouraged to send their employees at work at 3 pm on the last Friday of each month.
However, the project has not had a significant impact yet. Also, many employees report that the last Friday of the month is one of their most exciting days.