A New Era of Training with XR Technology
In an age where the gap between skilled labor availability and industry demands continues to widen, the Japan XR Center is taking a bold leap into the future. By developing an advanced XR training solution that leverages the ultra-lightweight AR glasses from the XREAL series, they aim to address pressing issues faced by manufacturing and construction sectors.
Why AR Training is Imperative Today
Traditional methods of training workers, predominantly relied on observing seasoned professionals or poring through lengthy manuals, are proving to be inadequate. As the workforce ages and skilled workers retire, the need for a faster training process has become critical. The XR training developed by the Japan XR Center enables learners to access digital information and work procedures directly overlaid onto real-world equipment via AR glasses. This integration allows beginners to 'learn by doing,' drastically reducing training costs while standardizing the quality of work produced.
Full Hands-Free Experience with Lightweight XREAL Glasses
Unlike the heavy VR headsets that hinder mobility, the XREAL series offers a lightweight alternative akin to wearing regular sunglasses. This design significantly alleviates neck strain during extended training sessions. More importantly, it does not obstruct the user’s view of their surroundings—enabling participants to use actual tools while benefit from hand tracking features. This combination fosters a safe and practical learning environment, ensuring workers can practice tasks effectively.
Looking Ahead: Transforming Reality into Content
The innovative technology does not stop at corporate training. The Japan XR Center envisions its application extending into diverse fields, including disaster response simulations, multilingual tourism guides, and even entertainment. Their commitment to solving societal challenges through AR technology continues to drive them toward creating new, enriching experiences.
XR Metaverse Expo 2026 Overview
Exhibition Details
- - Event Name: XR・Metaverse Comprehensive Exhibition
- - Dates: June 17-19, 2026
- - Hours: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
- - Location: Tokyo Big Sight, Halls 3 & 4
- - Booth Number: 24-34
- - Official Event Website: XR Metaverse
Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with the XR training content powered by the XREAL glasses firsthand. This initiative targets a broad range of visitors, including corporate representatives, local government stakeholders, and media professionals—all set to explore cutting-edge educational solutions utilizing XR technology.
Media Engagement Opportunities
Media representatives are encouraged to visit the Japan XR Center's booth during the expo for exclusive coverage, experiential reporting, and interviews with representatives. Participants can immerse themselves in XR training sessions, engage with the AR glasses, and discover various corporate XR solutions. To arrange a visit, please contact:
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About Japan XR Center
Japan XR Center is a pioneering company with headquarters in Tokyo, India, and San Francisco, committed to promoting XR implementation with a focus on delivering best value. The company specializes in developing XR games, attractions, and training content. They recently won the top award in the Consumer category at the prestigious XR Kaigi 2025 event.
- - Company Name: Japan XR Center, Inc.
- - Address: 164-0012 Tokyo, Nakano, Honcho 2-46-1, Nakano City Sunbright Twin 14th Floor Tokyo Content Incubation Center No.29
- - CEO: Taiga Kobayashi
- - Established: May 22, 2023
- - Business Scope: Development of VR attractions and store operations
- - Notable Achievements: Winner of the XR Kaigi 2025 Consumer Division Excellence Award, Featured on TV program 'Yari-kun no Shoujiki Sanpo'.
- - Store Locations: Tokyo (Nakano Broadway), Fukuoka (Canal City Hakata), Kumamoto (Greenland)
- - Website: Japan XR Center
- - Store Website: XR Center Space
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