INNO100 Shenzhen Guide: Robots, 3D Printing and Booking
Plan an INNO100 visit at Shenzhen Bay Culture Square: opening hours, transport, robot demonstrations and how to arrange a 3D-printing workshop.

INNO100 is a consumer-technology store at Shenzhen Bay Culture Square in Nanshan. Plan separately for browsing the displays, trying a particular machine and joining a booked workshop. That distinction matters if you are coming for a robot, an exoskeleton or a 3D printer rather than simply looking around.
Information checked on 7 September 2026. This guide uses the venue's visitor page and recent posts from its INNO100 account. The cover shows nearby Talent Park, a possible stop before or after your visit.
INNO100 Location and Opening Hours
| Detail | Visit information |
|---|---|
| Chinese search name | INNO100全球创新旗舰店 |
| Location | Shenzhen Bay Culture Square / 深圳湾文化广场, Nanshan |
| Published opening hours | Daily, 10:00–22:00 |
| Metro reference | Talent Park station / 人才公园站, Line 13 |
| For a specific activity | Arrange the equipment, session and language in advance |
The INNO100 visitor page gives the location, hours and a visit-request form. Its recent workshop post also names Talent Park station; Shenzhen Metro's Line 13 notice lists that station on the line. Check live walking directions to the store entrance when you arrive.
Browsing, Demonstrations and Workshops
Choose the visit around what you actually want to do:
| Your aim | What to arrange |
|---|---|
| Browse new consumer technology | Check opening hours and leave time to explore |
| See a particular humanoid robot move | Ask which model is present and when staff can demonstrate it |
| Try an exoskeleton or specialist machine | Confirm equipment availability and a supervised slot |
| Make something with a 3D printer | Choose a workshop and confirm its price, duration and output |
INNO100's response to an August visitor question says specialist equipment such as its five-axis CNC needs advance coordination with technical staff. The reply is visible under the dated visitor discussion. It is a useful reason to book the activity you care about; an open store does not mean every machine has an available demonstrator at that moment.
For robot demonstrations, ask for the model and activity together. “Can I see a humanoid walk?” gives the staff a clearer request than “Can I experience AI?” If a machine is unavailable, you can decide whether the other displays still make the visit worthwhile before traveling.
What 3D-Printing Activities Are Advertised Now?
The INNO100 account's workshop post, checked on 7 September, advertises beginner activities with limited daily booking slots:
| Advertised option | What the post describes |
|---|---|
| Introductory 3D-printing session | A 30-minute introduction with a small model to take away |
| Practical creation session | An introduction plus software and printing practice |
| Combined creative workshop | 3D printing together with UV printing and laser engraving |
The post presents these as suitable for beginners. It does not supply a price in the text we reviewed or a duration for every option. Request the current quote and availability before choosing a session. Also ask whether your object is finished during the session or needs later collection.
If you already have a design, mention that when enquiring. A beginner session using available models and a custom fabrication request can involve different preparation, materials and staff time.
How to Arrange a Visit as an International Traveler
The venue's English visitor form accepts a preferred date, group size and message. Use the message to name your activity. The workshop post also says booking is available online or in store; booking ahead is sensible when a workshop is the main purpose of your visit.
Include these details in one request:
- Your date, preferred time and number of participants.
- The exact activity: humanoid demonstration, exoskeleton, introductory 3D printing or another workshop.
- Whether you need an English explanation.
- The children's ages if you are arranging a class for them.
- A request for the total price, session length and payment instructions.
Before setting off, look for a reply confirming the activity and time. Filling in a request form is the start of the arrangement, not confirmation that a technician or class place is reserved.
A simple request you can adapt is: “We would like to book an introductory 3D-printing session for two people on [date]. Can you confirm the time, total price, English support and when we can collect the model?”
Is It a Good Stop With Children?
For a child who wants to make an object, a booked workshop gives the visit a clear purpose. For a shorter family stop, browsing with one confirmed demonstration may be easier to fit into the day.
Ask the venue which session suits the child's age and what an accompanying adult can help with. The brand advertises beginner family participation, but the post does not give a universal minimum age or a complete supervision policy. Follow the workshop staff's instructions around tools and equipment.
Bring a plan for the time before or after the session. Talent Park can give the family a change of pace outdoors if the weather suits; the cover photo shows that nearby area.
How to Combine INNO100 With a Nanshan Visit
Anchor the day around any confirmed workshop time, then add nearby stops. Our planning suggestion is to browse first, attend the session and leave a flexible waterfront break afterward. Allow extra time if you need to collect a printed object later.
If your interest is broader technology, our five-experiences guide explains Robotaxi, drone delivery, EV displays, Huawei technology and INNO100 robotics on the current Nanshan route. For a visit focused on a larger robot venue in another district, compare the Longgang Robot 6S Store.
Is a Workshop Included in La Roja's Technology Tour?
Our Inside Shenzhen Technology tour includes the INNO100 robotics stop as part of a 2.5-hour itinerary. Choose Private for your own party or a scheduled shared Small Group departure at CN¥375 per participant. Both meet in Shenzhen.
The published tour does not include a 3D-printing class, CNC session or combined fabrication workshop. Arrange those separately. If a workshop is your priority, include it in an itinerary inquiry so its timing and cost can be checked before you book a wider plan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is INNO100 in Shenzhen?
INNO100 is at Shenzhen Bay Culture Square in Nanshan. Search for INNO100全球创新旗舰店. The brand names Talent Park station on Metro Line 13 as a nearby station.
What are INNO100's opening hours?
The venue's visitor page lists 10:00–22:00 every day, checked on 7 September 2026. Confirm your activity time separately from the store's opening hours.
Can I try everything without an appointment?
Arrange any specific equipment demonstration or workshop in advance. Specialist equipment may require technical staff, and workshop slots are limited. General browsing and a supervised activity are different arrangements.
How much is a 3D-printing workshop?
The recent INNO100 post describes the available activities but does not state a price in the text reviewed. Request a current quote for your chosen session and number of participants.
Do I need to know 3D modeling already?
The brand advertises beginner sessions. Ask which option uses provided models and which includes software practice, especially if you want to make your own design.
Is an English workshop guaranteed?
Request English support explicitly and wait for confirmation. The availability of an English visit form does not establish the language of every workshop or demonstration.
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