We will be exhibiting online at the 33rd International Photovoltaic Science and Engineering Conference (PVSED-33).

Arradiance's tabletop ALD device can be equipped with a plasma unit despite being a tabletop model, and it is capable of film deposition not only for oxide films but also for nitrides, Pt, and Ru.

Despite being a compact tabletop ALD device, it enables atomic-level layer deposition. There is also a PEALD device equipped with a plasma unit. It can deposit on structures with a diameter of up to 200mm and a height of 25mm, as well as on carbon nanotubes (CNT) and graphene. In addition to oxide films, it also supports the deposition of nitrides and metals such as Pt and Ru. It features a 300W air-cooled direct ICP plasma head with four mass flow controlled plasma and gas inputs, and a reactor temperature adjustable up to 300°C. It includes a material supply pressurization assist function for low vapor pressure applications. The sample stage can accommodate substrates up to 200mm in diameter, and a 450°C heated stage is also available. The Arradiance GEMFlow software is user-friendly and allows for easy creation of deposition recipes. It controls all major operational parameters, including temperature, gas flow, high-speed ALD valves, RF power, and vacuum isolation. A diagnostic system and logs enable tracking of all system parameters during operation. Regarding RGIP (Reactor Gas Injection Protocol), it is equipped with a gas port monitoring interlock function.

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We would like to extend our heartfelt congratulations on the continued prosperity of your esteemed company. Our company will be exhibiting at the following trade show, where we will introduce a number of products, including our new product, the Pillow Packaging Full Air Tightness Inspection Machine MSQ-2003. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience during your busy schedule, but we would like to invite you to visit us at this opportunity. 【 Exhibition Name 】 JAPAN PACK 2025 Japan Packaging Industry Exhibition https://www.japanpack.jp/ 【 Dates 】 October 7 (Tuesday) to October 10 (Friday), 2025 *4 days 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM 【 Venue / Booth Number 】 Tokyo Big Sight / East Hall 8, Booth 505

[Speaker] Yuichi Murakami Director, Automotive Sector, Deloitte Tohmatsu Consulting LLC [Key Lecture Content] In the automotive industry, which is undergoing a once-in-a-century transformation, "SDV: Software Defined Vehicle" will play a central role in this change. However, the term "SDV" encompasses diverse meanings, leading to varying interpretations and resembling a buzzword. In this lecture, we will explore the true digital transformation (DX) in the automotive industry encapsulated by the term "SDV," starting from the changes in the value provided by automobile manufacturers, namely "the car (what is produced)," and including both "changes in how it is made" and "changes in how it is used." We will provide a comprehensive examination of the impact of digital technology on the automotive industry and the points of transformation. [Lecture Topics] 1. Changes in usage - Shifts in user values 2. Changes in what is produced (the car) - Software and digitalization of vehicles 3. Changes in how it is made - Software-based vehicle development 4. Changes in the supply chain 5. Changes in business viability 6. Q&A / Business card exchange

[Lecturers] Masaki Mochimaru, Fellow, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology Masato Komiya, CEO, d-strategy, inc. / CEO, Third Ecosystem, inc. Masato Komiya, Specially Appointed Associate Professor, Data Science Research Institute, Tokyo International University [Key Lecture Content] The decrease in the labor population due to declining birth rates and aging society, along with the increasing burden of nursing care and rehabilitation, presents business opportunities. There is growing attention on the approach of "human augmentation," which not only involves complete automation through AI and robots but also enhances human capabilities. In particular, the "interverse" business, where people connect with virtual spaces to transcend time and space constraints and extend value into the real world, is expected to thrive. The lecture will introduce the latest trends through examples of collaboration with companies and national projects. [Lecture Items] 1. Human Augmentation 2. XR 3. Service Transformation in Manufacturing 4. Metaverse 5. Virtual Economy 6. Q&A / Business Card Exchange

[Speaker] Abeam Consulting Co., Ltd. Supply Chain Sustainability Unit Principal Shiro Komatsu Digital Technology Business Unit Artificial Intelligence Leap Sector Senior Expert Miho Yoshida [Key Lecture Content] In response to the rapid changes and complexities in the current business environment, procurement organizations need to break away from their downstream positioning and become a strategic function that leads company-wide reform and corporate value. This seminar will redefine the ideal state that procurement should aim for and the challenges that need to be overcome, introducing the possibilities of business reform utilizing AI agents/solutions along with specific case studies. We will explain the latest AI capabilities such as automated quotation assessment and automated delivery date adjustments, clarifying what your company should do now to strengthen procurement in light of your current situation. [Lecture Items] 1. The ideal state that procurement should aim for and the current situation - Case studies of procurement reform 2. What AI agents/solutions can achieve - Including case study presentations 3. Towards realizing the strategic function of the procurement department 4. Q&A / Business card exchange

[Speaker] Tadakazu Arakawa, Professor Emeritus, The University of Tokyo / Vice President, World Wind Energy Association [Key Lecture Content] After an overview of wind power generation, the latest information on the business trends and technological developments of offshore wind power generation, which has become one of the main power sources, will be explained. Based on the Renewable Energy Sea Area Utilization Act, operators have been determined for offshore wind power projects up to Round 3, and there has been significant progress in expanding into vast Exclusive Economic Zones (EEZ). On the other hand, due to international material shortages and rising prices stemming from issues like the Ukraine crisis, some operators have expressed the possibility of withdrawing from projects. In Japan, where there are no wind turbine manufacturers, discussions will be held on the healthy development and dissemination of offshore wind power towards the carbon neutrality policy by 2050. [Lecture Items] 1. Introduction to Wind Power Generation 2. Current Status of Offshore Wind Power Generation 3. Offshore Wind Power Projects Based on the Renewable Energy Sea Area Utilization Act 4. Technology and Wind Turbines in Offshore Wind Power Generation 5. Project Formation and Regional Promotion of Offshore Wind Power Generation 6. Progress of Japan's Offshore Wind Power Generation Aiming for Carbon Neutrality 7. Q&A / Business Card Exchange