Wang Ding Time and Science Experience Center Introduction
ATOP was founded in 1984 and successfully developed computer connectors, mice, pen tubes, and quartz clock movement plastic gears. In 2002, sensing the arrival of the global village era, ATOP invested heavily in collaboration with the Industrial Technology Research Institute to develop the "World Time Zone Clock Movement" to stand out among many movement factories, and learned from experiences in Switzerland. After seven years of effort and relying on a complete self-developed technology, ATOP designed and developed the World Time Zone Clock. By rotating the city dial on the watch, the hands automatically adjust the time, the watch face also indicates day and night, and ATOP has obtained patents in various countries, winning multiple domestic and international design awards. In 2012, ATOP established the Time Science and Art Experience Hall, themed around time. What is time? The guided course explores time through the five senses, engaging in fun, everyday experiences related to time, as well as understanding time zones around the world, how clocks are manufactured and assembled, and the important components involved. DIY options include assembling quartz clock movements, wall clocks, and watches, allowing participants to design their own personalized DIY products and experience the skills of watchmakers! The ATOP Time Science and Art Experience Hall is a hall of time that integrates knowledge of time, science, and art, combining education with entertainment.
