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In Sapporo City, Hokkaido, Cosmos Initia Co., Ltd. is developing condominiums for active seniors: - Inisia Gran Sapporo East (202 units) - Inisia Gran Sapporo Naebo (77 units) All units in these properties are equipped with our blood flow authentication device, "AQUBIO2." Additionally, blood flow authentication devices have been installed at both the entrance and exit of the communal large bath. If someone stays in the bath for a certain period of time, a warning message is sent to the concierge stating, "Someone is still in the bath." The concierge will check to ensure that the person is not feeling unwell or unable to move due to an accident. This capability is made possible because blood flow authentication reliably verifies the individual's identity. Unlike cards or PINs, which can be borrowed or stolen, it allows us to know that "Mr./Ms. ** in room *** is still in the bath." The monitoring service that can be realized without the need for cards or keys is one of the features of blood flow authentication.

Mitsubishi Estate Residence Co., Ltd. will be adopting our blood flow authentication device, AQUBIO, for the first time in their fully furnished rental apartment complex "The Park Habio Esaka Park" (located in Esaka-cho, Suita City, Osaka Prefecture, scheduled for handover in late June 2023, with a total of 88 units). This AQUBIO not only unlocks doors using blood flow information. It unlocks the door with pre-registered blood flow data and continues to measure blood oxygen saturation (SpO2) and heart rate. The measured data is managed in the cloud through the room's Wi-Fi environment, allowing residents to check the values using a dedicated app. By regularly checking the data, residents can notice slight changes in their health and seek medical attention early. As Bionics Co., Ltd., a company that studies blood vessels, we will continue our research and development to extend healthy life expectancy from various perspectives. Bionics Co., Ltd. is a company that "protects people's lives."