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Smart transfer of social problem into industry by linking living data center with social function library: Case study of toothbrush injury prevention

Social problems related to daily living can be changed through the rethinking and integration of potential social functions of smart cities. This paper discusses a methodology for smart transformations achieved by providing industrialized solutions to basic social problems related to daily living that are based on linking data centers for collecting living phenomena with potential social functions. In this paper, we present a case study in which the concept of “linked living data center for living change (LLDC)” is applied to provide the following functions: problem identifiers, media promoters, researchers and field testers, and value promotors and regulators. The case study is related to the living-safety problem of penetrating injuries due to toothbrushes, which was transformed into an industrialized solution with a new social value via the LLDC.