A space built for testing.
Lighting, curtains, media and the indoor environment operate together in one room.
Dropair Tokyo Lab
Test smart living in a real home.
Dropair uses this showroom as a lived-in Living Lab to observe systems over time.
Living Lab
Let time test the technology.
Installing a system is only the beginning. Mornings, evenings and changing seasons reveal how HVAC and the wider home actually behave in everyday use.
At Tokyo Lab, HVAC, energy, networking, media and smart-home systems run together. We consider measured results alongside everyday experience, then return to the connections and system design to refine them.
Want to visit?How the lab works
The systems are here to run, every day.
Dropair compares measured results with daily experience in a real setting, then carries those observations back into product and system design.
Experiment
Test interfaces, control logic, energy use and long-term stability.
Experience
Judge comfort, noise, response and usability through everyday use.
Evolution
Keep refining products and systems as records and needs evolve.
ComfortSavingConvenienceSafetyPeace of mind
Inside the lab
See the system through the space.
The room changes only when needed.
Screen, lighting, curtains and media equipment work by scene, turning the living space into a theater when needed.
Different HVAC approaches, in place.
Multiple terminals and control approaches run in place so comfort, noise and response can be compared.
Control starts with real equipment.
The thermostat is only the visible end. Interfaces, protocols and site equipment still need to work together.
Test, measure and repeat.
Interfaces, signals and control logic are measured and verified before moving into real equipment and long-term operation.
Measure the problem clearly.
Signals and loads from different equipment are tested individually so site connections begin with measured results.
Test the system as a whole.
Control, network and media equipment run together so long-term stability and system interactions can be observed.
Daily operation includes residential infrastructure.
Water, heat-source and energy-related equipment are included in the same long-term observation environment.
Indoor comfort comes from the whole system.
Outdoor equipment, energy management and indoor controls shape the everyday experience together.
Systems in the lab
From indoor climate to residential infrastructure.
The lab looks beyond individual devices to how complete systems work together.
- Smart HVACTemperature, humidity, air quality, quiet operation and zoning
- Energy managementHeat sources, electricity, storage and operating data
- Network and securityReliable connectivity, device separation, monitoring and data protection
- Smart homeLighting, curtains, media and coordinated scenes
- ResilienceEssential operation through outages and emergencies
