Osaka Expo｜Technology and Aesthetics: Watch 560 Pads Dance Together at TechWorld

The Osaka Expo is here, and the TechWorld Pavilion, led by the Taiwan External Trade Development Council, has an exquisite exhibition that is worth a special visit when you visit the Expo. 560 Pads combined with robotic arms flip and transform images as the story on the columnar display progresses, just like an immersive digital storytelling show. The audience around kept exclaiming in amazement, saying that this was just a performance to welcome guests. If you turn to the back and touch the screen with your hand, the butterflies will dance. The TechWorld Pavilion, which is inspired by Mount Yushan, is small in size but full of sincerity. On the fourth floor, a large curved screen displays Taiwan's attractions such as Mount Yushan and Jiaming Lake, while emitting the fragrance of cypress wood for a five-sense experience. There is also a display of Phalaenopsis orchid spray painting technology, where pure white Phalaenopsis orchids can also present gradient aqua blue and festive red. The digital display showing dynamic paintings and oil painting texture is also a highlight of the exhibition. In the last area, in addition to introducing Taiwan's advantageous chips, we also did not forget to explain that the electronic products we use every day contain an average of 4,000 chips, and how chips can change human life and civilization was also demonstrated in a circular theater. The electronic watch worn upon entry is actually an instrument that monitors heartbeat and mood swings. The last stage is connected to a machine that can sense and display changes in mood during the exhibition. Rather than introducing technology in a rigid way, the exhibition uses art and humanities to showcase technology and give people a greater sense of imagination about future life. 🚗Take the Osaka Metro Chuo Line to Yumeshima, enter from the East Exit and walk on the right for 10 minutes to arrive 📍Address: 〒554-0044 Osaka Prefecture Osaka City Konohana District Yumezuchu 1-chome #AprilGoodDestinations2025