Our company name “zeroinon” was coined from the English idiom “zero in on” (to concentrate, to focus on). DX and other IT-based social infrastructures are now essential, especially due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and we aim to build social infrastructures that integrate the real and the virtual. The name implies our special focus on building social infrastructures for the coming xR society.
Our goal is to use digital technology to realize a social infrastructure that will enable the next generation of seniors to maintain their financial and social incentives through their work, while utilizing their time and knowledge, in the coming decades as the Generation Xers who created the digital society become older.
We believe that such a social infrastructure will be useful not only for the next generation of elders, but also for people of all generations who seek diversity in the way they live and work, as a foundation that allows them to manage their own time and continue to work at their favorite jobs for a long time, regardless of age, gender, or location.
What’s New
Comoris POT, which is being developed in collaboration with ACTANT FOREST, is now on display at the Tokyo Midtown Design Touch event.
Giving a presentation at the 28th Virtual Reality Society of Japan Conference.
Giving a panel talk at SXSW Debriefing Panel Session "A Look Back on SXSW: What did you see and experience there?"
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Our Works
Cocosoco
The prototype was created in May 2020 to improve the spatial online videoconferencing experience in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. As a telepresence chat tool that requires no special equipment, it makes it easier to collaborate with people at a distance to see a location without having to go there.
CoMADO
Based on Cocosoco, we have developed CoMADO, an online design research tool, in collaboration with service design consultancy ACTANT. It’s free for anyone with a Google account and a Miro online whiteboard account.
Telepresence Platform (TPP)
We developed a 360-degree fulldome videoconferencing tool based on Cocosoco at Mobility Zero, a social collaboration research division established in October 2020 at the Research Center for Advanced Science and Technology of the University of Tokyo, which conducts research on new-age mobility or spatial navigation from the ground up.