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JOHNAN Corporation will be exhibiting at the underwater drone comprehensive event "OceanBiz2026 in SHIZUOKA." We will showcase the actual MOGOOL series and demonstrate operations intended for underwater infrastructure inspections. [Exhibition Contents] - Display of the actual MOGOOL series - Demonstration of piloting scenes for underwater infrastructure inspections, such as dams, port facilities, and underwater pipelines - Introduction of practical operation scenarios, including scraping work and video recording Individual explanations and consultation for introduction by our staff ▼For more details, visit https://www.johnan.com/rov-mogool/

The JOHNAN Group will exhibit at the "29th Manufacturing World (Osaka) Machine Element Technology Exhibition" held at Intex Osaka from October 7 (Wednesday) to October 9 (Friday), 2026. [Exhibition and Demonstration Contents] - Industrial X-ray CT equipment: Announcing new features that improve image quality with AI and automate the line with a robotic arm. - Deburring robot system: Conducting operational demonstrations with actual equipment. - Physical AI technology: Demonstrating technology that combines robot control and AI. - Special exhibition: Wearable development products in the medical device field. - Others: Equipment design and assembly, large-scale processing and precision parts processing, substrate mounting, contract manufacturing (EMS), functional film mounting technology, and more. For more details, please visit the JOHNAN product and service page. https://www.johnan.com/product/ [Contact Information] For inquiries by phone: TEL: 0120-63-2025

■Exhibition and Demo Overview - Display of the underwater drone (ROV) "MOGOOL-M8" - Live demo of underwater metal plate thickness measurement using UT probe (ultrasonic thickness gauge) (real-time measurement) ■Target Technology and Product Features (MOGOOL-M8) - Underwater drone (ROV) with stability and expandability - Metal plate thickness measurement in combination with non-destructive testing equipment (UT probe) - Ability to accurately contact the target object with inspection equipment in turbid water or environments with currents - Suitable for structural integrity assessments in hazardous areas or deep-sea environments where diver operations are difficult - Reduces scaffolding setup and diving costs, improves the frequency of regular inspections, and enables preventive maintenance - Target: Inspection of underwater infrastructure such as port facilities, dams, and offshore wind power generation.