Permanent Exhibition

ExhibitionsFUTURE ZONE

Welcome to life in 2035

How are TDK’s technologies going to change the future?
How is your future going to change?
Let’s think about and experience the future here!

Floor Map of the Future ZoneFLOOR MAP

Permanent Exhibition

Electronics/Spintronics

1Electronics/Spintronics

Understand how electromagnetic induction works and experience a hands-on demonstration of spintronics, the leading-edge technology that makes use of the spin properties of electrons.

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Smart Mirror

2Smart Mirror

Everything around us may be connected to the IoT and AI may be utilized for a more convenient and healthier near future. Essential to realizing this is our sensing technology, and it can be experienced with the Smart Mirror.

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Future Town 2035

3Future Town 2035

This city of the future relies on clean renewable energy sources which also support wireless power transfer systems. Public institutions, homes, and people are all interconnected via the IoT, creating a comfortable society of the future.

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Interactive Magnetic Field Theater by teamLab

4Interactive Magnetic Field Theater by teamLab

This stunning theater installation has been created by teamLab, an interdisciplinary group of ultra-technologists. It turns normally invisible magnetic fields into a visual experience that responds to touch in a myriad of ways.

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Future Labo

5Future Labo

This space will be used for a regular program of events, workshops, and more.

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Magnetism Object

Magnetism Object

This object is symbolic of our magnetic technology. It utilizes such TDK original technologies as our wireless power transfers, magnets, ferrites, power supplies, and semiconductor embedded in substrate (SESUB).

Special Exhibits

Interactive Magnetic Field Theater by teamLab

Interactive Magnetic
Field Theater by teamLab

This hands-on experience space was created by teamLab, an interdisciplinary group of ultra-technologists. While magnetism normally is not a visible phenomenon, this exhibit expresses it in artistic fashion through three modes—Space, Earth, Electrons—which interactively respond to touch and undergo various changes.

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Exhibition and management advisor: Takayuki Honda (Science Communicator)