XPAND K.K.

XPAND K.K. will host the Digital Arts and Creatives Festa Ginza at Kirarito Ginza, Tokyo, on 7-8 October. The event will showcase NFT art, AR, AI, and more. Enjoy exhibitions, talks, and mini-concerts. Sponsors and collaborators are invited.

XPAND K.K.'s Ginza NFT Gallery announces its fifth open call for NFT art. Chosen works will feature on digital platforms, potentially in the Tokyo NFT Art Caravan, and gain a spot in a live exhibition in Ginza, Tokyo, this October.

Phase two of the Tokyo NFT Art Caravan, championed by the Ginza NFT Gallery, showcases a diverse collection of NFT artworks at Shin-Okubo station.

Ginza NFT Gallery presents the Tokyo NFT Art Caravan. This project features NFT art on digital displays along Yamanote Line, showcasing the fascination of 3D/AR art.

Tokyo's Ginza NFT Gallery is accepting global NFT Art submissions from June 17. The gallery uses AR to showcase NFTs, offering a novel art experience.

Scottish sportswear brand Foxglide and Japanese startup XPAND has agreed to collaborate on the development and marketing of connected uniforms.

The privacy solution "XPAND Declaration" that uses "XPAND Code" has been released in Europe. When you read the T-shirt on a smartphone, a declaration that says "Don't Upload Me" appears.

A new barcode "XPAND Code" that links space and smartphones. It is a tool developed for space. The privacy solution "XPAND Declaration" that uses XPAND Codes has been released.

XPAND Code is a new barcode that connects spaces to smartphones. It is a tool that was developed for spaces that is recently being utilized in the field of sports, as it succeeded in being read in a football stadium from distances of over 200m/700ft.

XPAND K.K. develops/runs "XPAND Code", and it has collaborated with the men's curling powerhouse team, "Ignites Nagano". The team will use XPAND Code on the uniforms and curling brushes.