Four startups selected for Tokyo Cross Lab's "Open Innovation Promotion Project Utilizing Assets Held by Large Corporations, etc." hosted by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the purpose of the Tokyo Cross Lab's "Open Innovation Promotion Project"?

A: The project aims to facilitate open innovation by connecting startups with the research facilities and technological assets of large corporations, as exemplified by Pacific Consultants Co., Ltd. and its Tsukuba Technology Research Center.

Q: Which four startups have been selected for this project?

A: The selected startups are SAKIYA Co., Ltd., pHydrogen Co., Ltd., RapidX Co., Ltd., and Robodex Co., Ltd.

Q: What kind of business does SAKIYA Co., Ltd. engage in?

A: SAKIYA Co., Ltd. is involved in the design, manufacturing, and sales of electromagnetic non-destructive inspection systems, as well as surveying and measurement in the construction field using 3D scanning technology.

Q: What are the main business activities of Robodex Co., Ltd.?

A: Robodex Co., Ltd. focuses on the development and sales of long-flight hydrogen drones and small hydrogen mobility, customization of hydrogen drones, educational support related to drones, and the development of mobile hydrogen stations and hydrogen supply.

Q: What facilities are available at the Tsukuba Technology Research Center?

A: The Tsukuba Technology Research Center features an outdoor experimental field, an experimental building, an office building, an environmental analysis room, and a biotope (research forest), with permanent water supply and drainage.