HEIWA REAL ESTATE CO.,LTD.

To a meeting space that fosters active communication

• Immersive Magic Wall
• Immersive Engine

・Client Introduction "FinGATE CLUB," operated by HEIWA REAL ESTATE CO., LTD. (Head Office: Chuo-ku, Tokyo; President & CEO: Kiyoyuki Tsuchimoto), is a membership-based community lounge located in the Nihonbashi Kabutocho and Kayabacho area. It aims to accelerate the development of a startup ecosystem, focusing primarily on emerging asset management firms, fintech companies, and other financial startups. Targeting registered entrepreneurs, investors, and other key players, the lounge strives to create a "community where people gather, and investment and growth are born." ・Challenges Before Implementation "FinGATE CLUB" has a meeting space equipped with a projector in one corner of the facility. Until now, the projector was used in a conventional manner, projecting images onto a white wall. However, ensuring high visibility of visuals and materials required dimming the room’s lighting, which made it difficult for participants to see documents in front of them and observe each other's facial expressions. As a result, presentations tended to become one-way and less interactive, posing a challenge for effective communication.

NTT EAST, Inc.

Experiential ICT Solution

• Immersive Magic Wall
• Immersive Engine

■ Introduction of the Client NTT EAST, Inc. (Headquarters: Shinjuku, Tokyo, President: Naoki Shibuya, hereafter referred to as NTT East),examples of implementing solutions to various social issues—spanning primary industries, manufacturing, logistics, retail, culture, arts, sports, disaster prevention, and more—are being showcased at the NTT e-City Labo, a field dedicated to demonstrating and experiencing the realization of a regional circular society. This time, we have introduced the Immersive Engine and Immersive Magic Wall to NTT e-City Labo. ■ Challenges Before Implementation At NTT e-City Labo, visitors are introduced to real, operational examples on-site of solutions addressing regional social issues, such as smart agriculture greenhouses. This has enabled visitors to resonate strongly with these initiatives and has created opportunities to develop new regional solutions in collaboration with the local community. However, conveying the real experience of remote locations, like smart agriculture greenhouses or regional events aimed at boosting community activity, has posed a challenge in visitor engagement.