We provided comprehensive support for designer Takumi Yamamoto's "TOKYO ROOMS" exhibition pieces, from 3D data conversion to large-format 3D printing.
- May 7
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We collaborated with Toyota Auto Body to create artwork using their environmentally friendly material "TABWD®," utilizing our EXF-12 and REX-BUTLER technologies.
ExtraBold Co., Ltd. collaborated with designer Takumi Yamamoto on the creation of his artwork (room number 22 ) exhibited at the "TOKYO ROOMS" exhibition , using Toyota Auto Body Co., Ltd.'s environmentally friendly material " TABWD® (Tabwood) " for the shaping and production.
In this project, based on Mr. Yamamoto's design concept (see below), we created 3D data suitable for fabrication (including segmentation and joining designs). Furthermore, we utilized the large-format 3D printer " EXF-12 " and the collaborative robot-type 3D printer " REX-BUTLER " to provide comprehensive support from material verification to actual production.
By leveraging the unique properties of TABWD®, which combines the texture derived from wood with the workability of resin, we are presenting new possibilities in spatial expression.
For further details, please see this news release.
Exhibition information
Exhibition name: TOKYO ROOMS
Date: April 18th – May 17th, 2026 10:00 – 20:00
Venue: TOKYO NODE GALLERY A/B/C, Toranomon Hills Station Tower 45F [ Google Map ]
Room number for Takumi Yamamoto and Toyota Auto Body (TABWD®): 22
Official exhibition page: https://subsclife.com/tokyorooms/exhibition
