SusHi Tech Tokyo 2024
Imagine a world where flying cars soar through the skies and robots assist us in our daily lives. This futuristic vision is brought to life at the SusHi Tech Tokyo 2024 exhibition, held at the National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation (Miraikan) in Tokyo.
The exhibition showcases cutting-edge technologies that could become commonplace by 2050. Visitors can experience the thrill of a simulated "flying car" ride using virtual reality technology and even operate child-friendly walking robots.
SusHi Tech Tokyo 2024 is not just about showcasing technology; it also seeks solutions to pressing issues like traffic congestion and global warming. The Tokyo metropolitan government, a sponsor of the event, hopes to encourage collaboration and investment in companies working on solutions in areas ranging from social infrastructure to environmental protection.
The exhibition extends beyond Miraikan, with displays at three other venues in the bayside area, including the Ariake Arena. It is a platform for both established companies and startups to showcase their ideas and connect with potential clients and investors.
With over 120 exhibits on display, SusHi Tech Tokyo 2024 aims to inspire and engage visitors, offering a glimpse into the possibilities that the future holds. The organizers hope to welcome 500,000 visitors to experience the future firsthand.
For Sora Kido, a high school student who visited the exhibition, the prospect of flying cars is particularly exciting. "A flying car would help me reach my destination faster because there would be no congestion," she said.
With its focus on innovation and collaboration, SusHi Tech Tokyo 2024 offers a glimpse into a future where technology can address our challenges and improve our lives.