Urban planners and product designers
Brainstorming automation ideas for a smart city project
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The Automatics in Life mind map explores 7 everyday automatic systemsâDoor, Toilet, Public Bus, Car Parking, Order Machine, ATM, and Subway Systemâand their impact on daily routines. This template highlights how automation brings Convenient, Labor Saving, and High Efficient benefits while Keeping on Rules or Time, reflecting a Japanese Life Style. With 13 nodes organized around real-world examples, it serves as a quick reference for understanding automation's role in modern life. Whether used as a study aid or a brainstorming tool, this Automatics in Life template helps users identify and appreciate automated solutions around them.
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Teachers and educators
Teaching students about everyday technology in a social studies class
Business analysts and travel bloggers
Preparing a presentation on convenience innovations in Japan
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Open and Explore the Core Structure
Launch the .xmind file to review the seven pre-defined automatic systems and their impact on daily routines.
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Customize Nodes with Personal Examples
Add your own observations or specific data to the existing branches by inserting child topics for each automated system.
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Refine Benefits and Export Results
Update the efficiency and labor-saving sections with your findings before exporting the map as a PDF or image for sharing.
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The template includes 7 automatic systems: Door, Toilet, Public Bus, Car Parking, Order Machine, ATM, and Subway System, plus 5 benefit nodes like Convenient and High Efficient.
Open the .xmind file, then expand each node (e.g., Door) with specific examples and details. Customize the benefits section to match your research findings.
Yes, the template is free to download and fully editable in Xmind. You can add, remove, or modify nodes to fit your needs.
Use the map as a visual aid during brainstorming. Project it on screen and click through each automatic system to discuss real-world applications and improvements.
Absolutely. You can rename it, add sub-nodes with cultural examples, or link it to other systems to show how automation is integrated in Japan.
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