Kawasaki Robostage
- Japan, 〒135-0091 Tokyo, Minato City, Daiba, 2 Chome−3−1 トレードピアお台場 1F
Today · Closed
- Tuesday: Closed
- Wednesday: 1–6 pm
- Thursday: 1–6 pm
- Friday: 1–6 pm
- Saturday: 10 am–6 pm
- Sunday: 10 am–6 pm
- Monday: 1–6 pm
- +81 3-6457-2800
- kawasakirobotics.com
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They should advertise this more. Dint know about this place until I pass by. It’s a fun demo with interactions and games. They have class for robot programming too but I think need to book in advance
View on GoogleIt was a small little show room with a couple of hands on exhibit. the first one let you control a robotic arm via a gaming controller (like a PS5). The second one was an interaction with a human robot. Overall, it was fun. In fact it was more robot interaction than going to the near-by museum of emerging tech. The staff was kind, patient and helpful. We are glad we stopped by.
View on GoogleA unique place where one can get to see robots made by Kawasaki, along with a VR/AR experience. One of the robots even tries to make a sketch by taking our photo.
View on GoogleA really impressive display of the different technology developed by the Kawasaki company. There was an amazing demonstration of robots taking fluid from a beaker and filling test tubes with it. So precise, to the absolute millimetre and entering the test tube at a speed and accuracy beyond humans. There was a robot the took a picture of us and then sketched an outline of the picture. We were able to enjoy a virtual reality ride in the sky and entry was free as was the virtual reality experience.
View on GoogleThank you Kawasaki team for this exhibition! We had a great time visiting it. The personnel is very kind and also speaks English. They welcomed us and presented all the robotic equipment. I highly recommend this to everyone including smaller ages. It takes approximately 15-30mins to see almost everything and you also get a VR experience. It's free and has so much tech you can see, including real industrial robots. It's definitely a must if you visit Tokyo.
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