In order to explore a new mode of cooperation between China and Japan in innovation and entrepreneurship development and realize win-win cooperation, on November 7, a delegation from Ikeda Youth Conference Institute, accompanied by Dai Jie, Director of Shanghai Small and Medium Enterprises Cooperation and Exchange Promotion Center, visited the National Center for East Technology Transfer (NCTT East). The event was organized by the Eastern National Center for Technology Transfer, co-organized by the Shanghai Small and Medium Enterprises Cooperation and Exchange Promotion Center, and undertaken by Latham Consulting.

Dr. Zheng, the person in charge of G0, introduced the origin of the name and operation mode of G0, and the Japanese delegation members showed great interest in the structure and finished products of the space by observing the equipment.

Afterwards, they went to the exhibition hall on the second floor of the East Center, where the staff of the East Center explained the strategic planning and global layout of the East Center to the Japanese delegates. Feng Hua, general manager of raise3D Shanghai Fuzhi Information Technology Co., Ltd. introduced its 3D printing applications for customers in industrial design, manufacturing, medical, cultural creativity, research institutions, education, home users, architecture, cultural relics and other fields and had a small discussion with the Japanese representatives.

Finally, representatives from China and Japan held a roundtable exchange seminar on innovation and entrepreneurship, at which Yan Mingfeng, CEO of the Eastern National Technology Transfer Center, and Kenichiro Matsumoto, director of the Ikeda Youth Conference, signed a memorandum of cooperation on innovation and entrepreneurship development between China and Japan. The possibilities are endless with advanced local Japanese R&D technology.