3D Models and Light Projection from TUMO at Armenia Pavilion at Expo Osaka
YEREVAN, April 14. /ARKA/. The Armenian pavilion, designed with the participation of the TUMO Center for Creative Technologies, is unveiled at the World Expo 2025 Osaka, which opened on April 13 in Japan.
The ultra-modern Armenian pavilion, entitled “Pillars of Today and Tomorrow,” tells about the historical and cultural heritage of Armenia, as well as modern technological and educational projects through 3D-printed models and impressive light projections.
The TUMO educational model, the AI-based educational route, as well as the international TUMO network, including the first TUMO Gunma in Japan, which will open in Takasaki on June 1, are presented.
This will be the first TUMO center in Asia, which will be able to host 1,000 Japanese teenagers every week, learning about technology and design.
About TUMO
The TUMO Center for Creative Technologies was opened in Armenia in 2011. Today, about 25,000 Armenian teenagers aged 12-18 are trained for free to work in the IT field using modern technologies (programming, music, robotics, animation, 3D modeling, film production, photography, game development, graphic design and drawing).
TUMO centers operate not only in Armenia, but also in Germany, France, Lebanon, Portugal, Switzerland, Albania, and Ukraine. Plans include launching TUMO in the USA, the Netherlands, and Japan.-0-