Notice of Participation in 'FOOMA JAPAN 2023' from June 6 (Tuesday) to June 9 (Friday), 2023

Flavor preservation through gas replacement, prevention of aroma loss, prevention of oxidation, food manufacturers, yield improvement, food loss, SDGs *Demo tests available to confirm effectiveness!

By sealing gas for food packaging, it contributes to improving quality by preserving flavor and preventing oxidation. When packaging food, removing the air inside the packaging and replacing it with gas allows for the retention of essential elements such as taste, nutritional value, color, and aroma, ensuring the freshness of the product. ■ Quality Improvement It maintains freshness by expelling oxygen around the food and slowing down oxidation reactions. ■ Planned Production and Sales Extending the product's shelf life improves yield. Using nitrogen and carbon dioxide gases, which are harmless to the human body, can help prevent oxidation, inhibit bacteria, and deter pests. ■ Stable Supply of Various Gases We have manufacturing and filling plants across the country, providing a robust supply system, including related companies. We ensure stable supply in the optimal form based on mixing ratios and usage amounts. We can accommodate suitable responses such as pre-mixing or on-site mixing according to usage forms. ■ Solving Food Waste/Disposal Issues Extending the shelf life helps improve the issue of mass disposal of bread. Commitment to the SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals).

• Food Packaging Machinery

We would like to express our congratulations on the continued prosperity of your esteemed company. Our company will be exhibiting at the following trade show, where we will be showcasing a number of products, including our new product, the Packaging Container Air Leak Test (Pin Hole Inspection) Device | MSQ-2003 series. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience during your busy schedule, but we would like to cordially invite you to attend this event. 【 Trade Show Name 】 【 Dates 】 【 Venue/Booth Number 】

We will be exhibiting at "EdgeTech+ 2026," which will be held at Pacifico Yokohama from November 18 (Wednesday) to November 20 (Friday). This time, we will showcase our new product, the Renesas RZ/G3L equipped SMARC module, as well as motherboards and slim industrial computers that utilize this module. We will introduce solutions aimed at improving development efficiency through a common platform, as well as considerations for mass production and long-term operation. Additionally, we will display a wide range of products, including various embedded boards, IoT gateways, edge AI computers, short-depth 19-inch servers, and CRA-compliant products, along with examples of custom development aimed at solving customer challenges. We invite you to stop by our booth during this opportunity! ■Booth Number: Pacifico Yokohama Exhibition Hall 3-8 ■For more details: https://www.advanet.co.jp/mec-events/edgetech2026/

[Speaker] Hideo Ishihara, Specially Appointed Professor at Gifu University, National University Corporation Tokai National Higher Education and Research System Former Head of Semiconductor Division at Denso [Lecture Topics] 1. The Discovery of Quantum Mechanics and the Invention of Semiconductor Technology 2. Advanced Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSMC, Kumamoto JASM, Chitose Rapidus in Hokkaido, and Global Trends) 3. A 100-Year History of Computers and AI Semiconductors (CPU, GPU, NPU, Photonic-Electronic Integration) 4. A 100-Year History of Mobility and Semiconductors 5. Mobility (Autonomous Driving) and Semiconductors (Edge AI, Chiplets) 6. Mobility (Electrification) and Semiconductors (IGBT, SiC, GaN, Ga2O3, Diamond) 7. The Impact of Nobel Prize Research on "Quantum Entanglement" and "Bell's Inequality" 8. The Transformation of Future Society Seen from AI to AGI: Where is Humanity's Place? Living with Dreams 9. Q&A

[Key Lecture Content] 1. Circular Economy Policy Centered on Plastic Resource Circulation Strategy Keiko Osawa, Deputy Director, Resource Circulation Economy Division, GX Group, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry - Transition to a circular economy against the backdrop of economic security and decarbonization - Trends in system development through the Plastic Resource Circulation Promotion Act and others - Formation of the recycled plastic market and strengthening the competitiveness of the resource circulation industry - Progress and achievements of the plastic resource circulation strategy so far - Future policy directions towards realizing a circular economy and expectations for the private sector - Q&A / Business card exchange 2. JEPLAN's Initiatives in PET Chemical Recycling and Future Prospects Masaki Takao, President and CEO, JEPLAN Inc. - Domestic and international trends and challenges surrounding PET resource circulation - Features of JEPLAN's PET chemical recycling technology - Efforts towards achieving bottle-to-bottle recycling - Funding from the GX Promotion Organization and business expansion - Future prospects towards realizing resource circulation and a decarbonized society - Q&A / Business card exchange

[Key Lecture Content] 1. Direction of Bioindustry Policy and Future Priorities Ayako Yukawa, Deputy Director (General) of the Biological Chemistry Industry Division, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry 1. Global Trends Surrounding the Bioindustry 2. Japan's Strengths and Challenges to Overcome 3. Direction of Bioindustry Policy at the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry 4. Q&A / Business Card Exchange 2. The Future of Bio-Manufacturing Opened by Industrial Smart Cells - Industrial Transformation through Integrated Biofoundry Akihiko Kondo, CEO of Bacchus Bioinnovation 1. Trends in Bio-Manufacturing and the Potential of Industrial Smart Cells 2. Creation of Smart Cells through AI, Robotics, and Data-Driven Biofoundries 3. Comprehensive Technological Foundation from Microbial Breeding to Manufacturing Process Development 4. Resource Utilization of CO2 and Untapped Biomass and Prospects for Industrial Transformation 5. Q&A / Business Card Exchange