Biosensory dome

Unlocking a circular economy where nature and human activity combine

We want to create spaces where people can feel their own natural power in combination with the poewr of nature. When we focus on our senses from a neutral state, we notice things that go unnoticed in daily life, encouraging a kind of dialogue between the self and the surrounding world.

Technology

A Space That Promotes Self-Dialogue and Release Through Connection with Nature

By combining lighting technology cultivated over many years with biophilic design, we create spaces enveloped in natural elements, through devices that stimulate human five senses.

Hearing

Pleasant tones and calming rhythms found in nature (Mist generation technology)
Touch

Connecting with nature through mist fountains, mycelium, breathing movements, wind, and warmth (Mycelium panels, mist generation technology)
Smell

Fragrances that make you feel as if you're in nature (Mycelium panels, mist generation technology)
Sight

Mist fountains
The comfort of natural fluctuations in one's environment, like sunlight filtering through trees
Movements that evoke the feeling of breathing (Micro LED lighting, mist generation technology)

A Better Future Born from the 720° Connection Between Human Activity and Natural Processes

"Sensory Room" - A place where you can free yourself

This is a space where you can re-establish a connection with nature, released from modern daily stimuli and giving your senses gentle stimulation. By increasing the number of such spaces in familiar places, we aim to create a world that is more gentle on our bodies, where everyone can stay connected to society while reducing life's difficulties and stress.
"Biophilic Design" - The universal healing effect humans gain from experiencing nature, as beings who originally lived in natural environments.

Modern humans spend 87% of their lives indoors, and it's said that our natural human rhythms are being disrupted by modern lifestyles. At Panasonic, we interpret biophilic design in our own way, aiming to create indoor spaces where people can experience "natural comfort." Rather than simply placing plants, we use technology to recreate pleasant natural phenomena.