Japan, Feb. 12 -- Meiji Co., Ltd. and Fujitsu Limited today announced the start of a pilot project towards the social implementation of rRAFU (TM) (Rapid Risk Assessment Tool for Future Undernutrition Status), the world's first indicator to predict future risks of malnutrition and frailty (developed by Meiji.) The pilot will focus on residents aged 60 and over in Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture.This pilot project incorporates a self-care support app, built by Meiji and Fujitsu, that combines rRAFU with Fujitsu's AI-driven behavioral change support service. The project will verify the effectiveness of rRAFU and the app's ability to promote behavioral change in frailty prevention among participants in the pilot.Both companies aim to contri...