In Tokyo, a new wave of augmented reality (AR) tattoos is being developed for educational purposes. When scanned with a smartphone, these tattoos reveal interactive lessons, from animated diagrams of the human body to language-learning flashcards. Tattoo artists are working with tech startups to blend design with functionality, turning skin art into a learning tool.
Japanese schools and universities are beginning to experiment with these tattoos as supplementary teaching aids, especially in science and art classes. The approach reflects Japan’s drive to merge tradition with cutting-edge technology, giving tattoos a new role beyond lifestyle expression.
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