I participated in the "Kochi Hunting Festival."

Realizing the IoT integration of pest capture. AI determines wild boars, deer, and other animals from camera images. The cloud system also makes it easy to view history.

You can set the shooting time from your smartphone or PC (5 times a day). When the set time arrives, it will capture images of wild birds and animals caught in traps such as snares, box traps, and enclosures. The captured still images are sent to the cloud, where AI automatically analyzes the species and notifies you of the identification results via email along with the still images. Since the identification can be made from still images, you can confirm the identity of the wild birds and animals, allowing for more efficient capture operations. Additionally, it enables you to check the feeding status in daily use, further enhancing the efficiency of patrol inspections. 【Features】 ■ The camera is installed at the bottom of the main unit ⇒ You can adjust the shooting angle and check the angle during installation using the built-in small monitor. ■ At night, infrared LEDs illuminate and capture wild birds and animals. *For more details, please contact us through the IPROS inquiry form or by phone. *Mentioning "I saw it on IPROS" will make the explanation smoother. Phone: 088-665-6366 (Contact: Onoe) If you do not have an IPROS-ID, please inquire using the link below. External inquiry form: https://www.densin.co.jp/contact/

• Surveillance Cameras

Realizing the IoT integration of pest capture, it notifies via email when boars and deer are captured in snares, box traps, or enclosures, reducing the burden of patrols.

This is our self-developed "Pest Capture IoT System." 【Renewal Points】 1) Equipped with our self-developed microcontroller communication module board. 2) Comparison with conventional pest capture and notification sensors (compared to our previous model) 1. Achieved miniaturization (41% smaller) 2. Achieved weight reduction (800g → 500g) 3. Compatible with both NTT Docomo and Softbank communication SIMs, making it SIM-free Like the previous model, the sensor can operate for one year on four AA alkaline batteries. It also adopts Michibiki A-GPS to accurately transmit the sensor's location information to the dashboard system. *For more details, please contact us through the IPROS inquiry form or by phone. *If you mention "I saw it on IPROS," the explanation will be smoother. Phone: 088-665-6366 (Contact: Onoe) If you do not have an IPROS ID, please inquire from the link below. External inquiry form: https://www.densin.co.jp/contact/

• Other security and surveillance systems

When wild boars and other animals pass in front of the sensor, it detects them with an infrared sensor and uploads the date, time, location, detection count, as well as weather and temperature to the cloud.

The IoT wildlife detection sensor detects wild boars and other animals passing in front of the sensor using an infrared sensor, and uploads data such as date, time, location, detection frequency, weather, and temperature to the cloud. The detection and installation status is displayed on a map information system on the dashboard. Additionally, we aim to visualize sightings of wildlife through a reporting system from local residents and hunting associations. By combining the detection data stored in the cloud with the data from the sighting information system, we aim for effective capture by installing protective fences and traps in areas with high frequency of wildlife appearances. The device operates for three months on eight rechargeable batteries, and the remaining battery capacity can be checked on the dashboard to determine when to replace the batteries. *For more details, please contact us via the IPROS inquiry form or by phone. *Mentioning "I saw it on IPROS" will facilitate a smoother explanation. Phone: 088-665-6366 (Contact: Onoe) If you do not have an IPROS-ID, please inquire using the link below. External inquiry form: https://www.densin.co.jp/contact/

• Other security and surveillance systems

We will be exhibiting at the JASIS exhibition held at Makuhari Messe International Exhibition Hall this year as well. [Exhibited Products] ■ High-resolution ICP optical emission spectrometer ■ Continuous light source atomic absorption spectrometer ■ TOC analyzer ■ Microwave sample digestion system [Exhibitor Seminars (New Technology Presentations)] ■ September 3 (Wed) 12:00–12:30 [Atomic Absorption] Venue: Makuhari Messe Conference Hall, Room 101 Surpassing the limits of atomic absorption analysis! A xenon continuous light source atomic absorption spectrometer that achieves efficient measurements like ICP-OES with easy operation. ■ September 4 (Thu) 15:00–15:30 [ICP-OES] Venue: TKP (formerly APA) Venue, Room No. 7 How far can we go? High-sensitivity analysis using a high-resolution ICP optical emission spectrometer equipped with an Echelle double monochromator and CCD detector. ■ September 5 (Fri) 15:00–15:30 [Trace Nitrogen, Sulfur, Chlorine] Venue: TKP (formerly APA) Venue, Room No. 1 Fully compliant with petrochemical JIS standards! A multifunctional nitrogen, sulfur, and chlorine analyzer that condenses solutions for routine analysis and research and development challenges into one device.

[Speaker] Nobuki Kawaguchi, Executive Chief Scientist, Astamuse Inc., Technology Intelligence Division [Key Lecture Content] "Japan Restart: Winning Strategies and Strategic Necessity for Japanese Companies" is a strategic document that connects the next 30 years of Japan to corporate management and investment decisions, based on the 17 key strategic areas outlined by the Takai administration. The central concepts are "strategic autonomy, strategic necessity, and chokepoints." It features data-driven analysis layered with primary information from over 1 billion innovation data points across 193 countries. [Lecture Items] <Part 1> Introduction: Overall Design and Three Key Concepts <Part 2> Highlights of Each Chapter = A Continuous "Industry Map" (approximately 60 minutes) <Part 3> Chokepoint Candidates and Latest Examples (approximately 40 minutes) Q&A / Business Card Exchange

[Speaker] ENEOS Power Co., Ltd. VPP Business Division VPP Business Planning Group Manager Yoshio Kyoraishi [Key Lecture Content] As one of the means of monetization in the VPP and grid storage battery business, considering entry into the demand-supply adjustment market has become unavoidable. On the other hand, due to rapid changes in the system since the start of trading for all products (April 2024), the difficulty of considering market entry has increased. In this situation, it is important to accurately capture the changes in market systems and predict the future market environment to proceed with considerations. In this lecture, we will organize the means of monetization, market environment, and market systems in the VPP and grid storage battery business, and discuss future prospects. [Lecture Items] 1. Means of Monetization 2. Market Environment 3. Market System 4. Future Prospects 5. ENEOS Power's Business Development 6. Summary 7. Q&A / Business Card Exchange

Takeuchi Kogyo Co., Ltd. will exhibit at the "39th EMC and Noise Control Technology Exhibition," which is part of TECHNO-FRONTIER 2026, held at Tokyo Big Sight from Wednesday, July 15 to Friday, July 17, 2026. Venue: Tokyo Big Sight, West Hall 3 Booth Number: 3-H14

The speed of application development is changing significantly. While the use of cloud, agile methodologies, in-house development, and generative AI is advancing, it has become increasingly difficult to sufficiently mitigate development risks through post-process checks by the security department alone. Additionally, there are expectations for the evolution of security measures through the use of generative AI, and the realization of advanced DevSecOps using AI is anticipated to become important in the future. This seminar will explain the challenges commonly faced when practicing DevSecOps, such as clarifying the lacking security measures, prioritizing those measures, and enhancing DevSecOps through the use of AI. This content is a must-see for those in information systems, security, development, and operations who are struggling with promoting DevSecOps.