IoT Forge | What’s Inside Tokyo’s Hidden Advanced Tech Lab? | TEPIA Gallery Tour

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🎥 Exploring Japan’s Advanced Tech Playground – Inside the TEPIA Advanced Technology Gallery In this immersive walkthrough, we visit the TEPIA Advanced Technology Gallery in Tokyo, a hidden gem where science, engineering, and creativity converge. From personal flying machines and 3D printing to robotic assistants and hands-on tech workshops, this experience captures Japan’s cutting-edge innovation—up close and interactive. 🧠 What’s Inside:
  • A sneak peek at futuristic prototypes like SkyDrive and assistive robots
  • Medical tech, expression cameras, and energy-harvesting systems
  • AI-enabled robots with modular designs and 360° maneuvering capabilities
  • Smart traffic systems with person recognition and adaptive lighting
  • Interactive learning stations for kids and families
  • Real-time laser cutting, soldering, 3D printing demos, and hands-on build spaces
✨ Highlights:
  • Creative Lab (2nd Floor): Fully equipped for DIY robotics, IoT, and coding
  • Student-led innovations in robotics, automation, and material science
  • Free access, incredible staff, and an unforgettable gift at the end (yes, including tech-themed stickers and a robot dance)
Whether you're an IoT enthusiast, developer, or tech leader, this content is designed to give you valuable insight and practical takeaways. It's also a - glimpse into how Japan is inspiring the next generation of innovators—with tools, space, and encouragement.

🔗 Resources Mentioned:
  • TEPIA Advanced Technology Gallery: https://www.tepia.jp
  • SkyDrive Concept: https://skydrive2020.com

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