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Come experience the future of design and engineering at the Autodesk Gallery Pop-up in Tokyo. Explore workshops and exhibits on architecture, film, manufacturing, fashion, art, and more. Admission is free for all events and exhibits.
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Autodesk Gallery Pop-up event in Tokyo.
Guided tours are available.
Please contact us to schedule a tour:
gallery-popup-tokyo@jp-seminar.com
See a list of all scheduled events.
day2day is a robotic installation that celebrates time and place through the painted transcription of this collective yet disparate narrative.
Analyzing athletic movement at the mathematical level, Nike tests new materials, technologies, and methods of product development to amplify athletic potential.
Arup, an engineering consultancy, is demonstrating how generative design software and 3D printing are changing the way architecture is created and giving us a glimpse of the future of building.
Incorporating additive manufacturing, generative design uses evolutionary algorithms to create solutions by mimicking nature.
Inspired by 1930s automotive illustration, X-ray art, and flora, Macoto Murayama combines the traditional with the vanguard, creating something wholly unique.
Edyn is a smart, connected garden system that tells you exactly what’s happening in your soil, enabling a more cost-effective and environmentally responsible growing experience.
5-11-5 Jingumae Shibuya-ku Tokyo 150-0001
Meiji-jingumae Station (450m) - Take Exit 4
Chiyoda Line
Fukutoshin Line
Omotesando Station (650m) - Take Exit A1
Chiyoda Line
Ginza Line
Hanzomon Line
Harajuku Station (700m)
Yamanote Line
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