The Smart Factory @ Kyoto and @ Tokyo

The Smart Factory @ Kyoto

Many companies are moving from traditional, siloed supply chains to connected digital supply networks. But how can manufacturing leaders be sure the solutions, strategies and implementation plans are fit for their needs, and those of the future?

The Smart Factory @ Kyoto is a manufacturing facility developed in partnership with the Kyoto University of Advanced Science (KUAS), where visitors can take part in an immersive exploration of what digital transformation can mean for their business.

Experience the possibilities

The Smart Factory @ Kyoto is split into a showcase area and innovation area. The showcase area is an immersive experience, where you can see, touch, and test the various solutions that can be used to realize factory connectivity. Visitors will work through use cases to optimally digitize data, visualize decisions, and improve the field through data analysis.

In the innovation area, our experts support visitors to build a transformation strategy based on their experiences in the showcase area.

Through the smart factory experience, visitors will leave with actionable insights and deeper understanding of how digital transformation and factory connectivity can be implemented in their businesses.

To learn more about our tailored programs and experience factory connectivity for yourself, please get in touch with our contacts listed below.

Explore our other Smart Factories or view more information on our Japanese The Smart Factory @ Kyoto page.

The Smart Factory @ Tokyo

The Smart Factory @ Tokyo, is the second facility of its kind in Japan with the flagship in Kyoto. The Smart Factory @ Kyoto is a manufacturing facility developed in partnership with the Kyoto University of Advanced Science (KUAS), where visitors can take part in an immersive exploration of what digital transformation can mean for their business.

The Smart Factory @ Tokyo is a collaborative space where our clients and Deloitte professionals work together to envision the ideal future for factories and companies. This includes developing strategies to transform systems, refine operations, streamline organizational structures, enhance workforce capabilities, and develop new business models.

Many companies, both with local and international operations, have to make business decisions without having a clear picture of what is happening on the ground due to the fragmentation of systems and data. The Smart Factory @Tokyo provides a test case environment to explore various use cases that enable the interconnectivity between facilities and leverage data to make more insightful and forward-looking decisions.

Contact the team for more information.