Curiosity Lab

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A living laboratory in metro Atlanta where connected mobility, infrastructure, logistics, and emerging technologies are tested and scaled—accelerating pilots and enabling real-world impact.

06/23/2026

Step inside Curiosity Lab. 💡

We're home to amazing companies in the smart city, mobility, IoT, and connected technology space. When you host your event here, you're immersed in an ecosystem that supports innovative startups and cutting-edge technologies. It is the kind of place that sparks inspiration, genuine connection, and interesting discussion.

Whether you're planning a workshop, demo day, or company offsite, Curiosity Lab offers an environment unlike anywhere else.

Click the link in our bio to learn more about hosting your next event with us.

06/18/2026

What will mobility look like 20 years from now?

Curiosity Lab was proud to join the Atlanta Regional Commission's ConnectATL Mini-Conference, bringing together transportation leaders, policymakers, and local government representatives to talk about the future of mobility, autonomous vehicles, connected infrastructure, and V2X technologies.

Our own Pouyan Azizpour, Innovation Program Manager at Curiosity Lab, took part in a panel discussion alongside Ronald Barrett (City of Marietta, Ga., Government) and Tejas Santanam (BeepAVSolutions), moderated by Joseph Hacker of the Atlanta Regional Commission. Together they dug into how emerging transportation technologies could shape our communities, and what it really takes to move innovation from concept to real-world deployment.

The future of mobility starts with conversations like these!

06/17/2026

Across nearly every deployment, we’re seeing one consistent shift:
Companies are moving beyond controlled testing environments and looking for ways to validate technology in the real world.

From mobility and robotics to connected infrastructure and logistics, the conversation is no longer just about innovation. It’s about operational readiness, integration, autonomy, and scalability.

As emerging technologies continue to evolve, companies need environments that help bridge the gap between concept and deployment.

That’s why Curiosity Lab exists: to give companies access to a live city environment where technology can be tested, validated, and experienced under real operating conditions.

06/16/2026

What happens when one of Japan's largest industrial companies wants to see innovation in action? They come to Curiosity Lab.

Curiosity Lab recently welcomed a delegation from JFE Holdings, one of Japan's largest industrial companies, for an in-depth look at how our living laboratory brings emerging technologies to life inside a smart city.

Their visit was part of a broader effort tied to Ohgishima 2050, an ambitious redevelopment initiative focused on the future of mobility, energy, and innovation.

From Metro Atlanta to Tokyo, we're seeing growing interest in environments where technology can move beyond concepts and into real-world conditions.

Tap the link in bio to read the full story.

06/15/2026

Many companies can demonstrate a successful pilot in a controlled setting.
Scaling is where things get harder.

Operating within live infrastructure, adapting to real-world conditions, navigating operational complexity, and proving long-term viability outside the lab requires an entirely different level of readiness.

For many emerging technology companies, the biggest challenges happen between pilot and scale:
• Navigating real-world infrastructure
• Understanding regulatory and operational requirements
• Validating technology outside of controlled environments
• Integrating with existing systems and stakeholders
• Gathering meaningful operational data

Curiosity Lab was built to help bridge that gap by giving companies access to a real city environment where they can deploy, validate, iterate, and better understand what it actually takes to move from concept to scalable deployment.

Because proving technology can work is only the first step. Proving it can work in real conditions is what drives adoption.

06/10/2026

Please join us in welcoming Kimberly Littrean to the Curiosity Lab team! 🎉

Kim brings extensive experience in operations, events, workplace experience, and community-building, and we're excited to have her helping create the welcoming, connected, and vibrant environment that makes Curiosity Lab such a special place.

As Curiosity Lab continues to grow, Kim will play an important role in supporting our members, partners, visitors, and the many innovators who engage with Curiosity Lab every day.

We're thrilled to have her on board and can't wait to see the impact she'll make!

Learn more about Kim and her role at Curiosity Lab:
https://curiositylabptc.com/welcome-kim-littrean/

06/09/2026

Give back with us at Curiosity Lab 🏥

We’re excited to host the French American Chamber of Commerce - Atlanta-Southeast Blood Drive at Curiosity Lab on Saturday, June 13. Whether you’re a first-time donor or a regular, every donation helps make a real impact in our community.

🩸 Saturday, June 13, 2026
🕦 11:30 AM – 4:30 PM
📍 Curiosity Lab Event Room

Ready to donate? Schedule your appointment through the American Red Cross using sponsor code: frenchacc.

Pro tip: Eat a good meal and stay hydrated before your appointment!

06/04/2026

Curiosity Lab was honored to welcome a distinguished delegation from Taiwan last week, including Vice President Johnny Chiang of Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan, CY Huang of GeoAsia Foundation and 藍濤亞洲, Shelton Chan from Georgia Tech, representatives from the Georgia Department of Economic Development, and other leaders from government, business, and international affairs.

It was a great opportunity for Curiosity Lab Executive Director Emily Heintz, City of Peachtree Corners, Georgia Deputy City Manager Seth Yurman, Mayor Mike Mason, and other community leaders to welcome the delegation, showcase Curiosity Lab, and continue conversations around the Taiwan Robotics Hub initiative and broader collaboration between Taiwan and Georgia.

We’re grateful to our partners in Taiwan for their continued engagement and excited to build on the momentum created through recent visits in both Taiwan and Georgia as we explore new opportunities for innovation, entrepreneurship, and cross-border collaboration!

To learn more about our recent visit to Taiwan, visit our blog: https://curiositylabptc.com/taiwan2026/

05/28/2026

A polished demo can open the conversation. Proven performance in live environments is what helps close the deal.

One of the biggest challenges for emerging technology companies is proving that a product can perform beyond controlled testing environments. Investors, partners, and customers want more than potential. They want confidence that technology can operate reliably under active operating conditions.

That’s why live deployment environments matter.

Testing within an active city creates opportunities for companies to better understand performance, gather meaningful operational data, and build stronger market credibility before scaling further.

At Curiosity Lab, we work with companies navigating that transition every day.

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147 Technology Parkway
Peachtree Corners, GA
30092

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