
Operate a student-built robot
Visitors operated the penguin-shaped robot “Kisapen” and saw how it responded to their controls.
Kisarazu KOSEN Robotics Club
Previous event report
The previous festival at iU Sumida Campus welcomed 413 participants, with FTC matches between 12 student teams and exhibits and activities from 15 organizations.
RESULTS
EXHIBITS AND ACTIVITIES
Robots, cars, life science and making.

Visitors operated the penguin-shaped robot “Kisapen” and saw how it responded to their controls.
Kisarazu KOSEN Robotics Club

Visitors wrote programs on a computer, then checked how the Corobo Lite robot moved around a course.
Robot: Corobo Lite

Visitors made badges with a model press and observed how the machine worked.
Enomoto Kiko × Takahashi Racing

Competition robots, interchangeable attachments and records from competitions introduced the team’s engineering ideas.
TEAM NARI-ITA Aster

A university research team introduced “The Tree of Synthetic Biology,” an idea project about possible functions for microorganisms.
iGEM Keio

University students introduced their Formula Student project, vehicle parts and the design and manufacturing process.
Chiba University Formula Project

IPA (Information-technology Promotion Agency, Japan) introduced the Mitou program, which supports young people with original ideas and skills in IT.
IPA (Information-technology Promotion Agency, Japan)

FTC ROBOTICS
At the previous event, 12 student teams took part in the FTC Japan Scrimmage and played 25 matches. The scrimmage returns on January 10, 2027, and you can watch the matches at the venue.
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Admission and all activities are free. Registration takes about a minute and can be done at the venue on the day.