[Event] Technical Consultation on Compliance with Light Radiation Safety Standards for Laser and LED Products

Technology and achievements that support advanced laser products.

UL provides conformity assessment services for laser product safety requirements in accordance with IEC 60825 and the U.S. FDA (CDRH) based on years of diverse evaluation experience with laser products. This allows manufacturers to verify that their products meet laser-related safety requirements as they enter the global market and obtain the technical documentation to support this. We encourage you to consider utilizing UL's laser product safety evaluation services. ■ IEC 60825 Evaluation UL is accredited as a CB testing laboratory for the international standard on laser safety, IEC 60825-1/-2. <Services Offered> - Determination of laser class for laser products - Safety evaluation of laser products ■ Support for U.S. FDA CDRH Laser Product Report Preparation Manufacturers selling laser products in the U.S. market are obligated to comply with FDA requirements and submit a Laser Product Report (and other required reports) to CDRH under U.S. federal regulations. <Services Offered> - Verification of FDA requirement compliance for laser products and preparation of CDRH Laser Product Report.

• Public Testing/Laboratory

Technology and achievements related to LED products.

■IEC 62471 Evaluation UL is accredited as a CB testing laboratory for the international standard IEC 62471 concerning the photobiological safety of LEDs and lamps. We offer the following services based on the requests of manufacturers. <IEC 62471 Risk Group Determination for LEDs / Lamps> - We measure the spectral irradiance and spectral radiance of LEDs / lamps to determine the risk group for various hazards. - Deliverable: IEC 62471 evaluation report (using IECEE Official Test Report Form) - Accurately understanding the risk group of the radiation that can be exposed from the installed LEDs / lamps and the product is the first step in ensuring the safety of products equipped with LEDs / lamps.

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UL Verified Mark - You can promote the safety of light radiation.

Laser and LED technologies are applied in various fields such as information technology, healthcare, entertainment, and the automotive industry. With the increase in products, manufacturers are pressured to differentiate their products in the market. On the other hand, for consumers, the incorporation of lasers and LEDs into more familiar products has made safety assurance an important factor in product selection. In this era, UL's Verified Mark is the optimal program to appeal to buyers regarding the safety of laser/LED light emission levels in products. Why is verification necessary? The UL Verified Mark program for laser/LED products is a third-party verification service aimed at verifying the emission levels of lasers/LEDs at reliable testing laboratories and utilizing the results in your marketing activities. By using it alongside UL's well-recognized safety evaluation services in the United States, it alleviates concerns for users and retailers while promoting brand transparency in the market. Products that measure laser/LED emission levels are categorized into three groups under this unique UL program.

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What are the requirements for the photobiological safety of products equipped with LEDs? We answer questions like this!

This booklet answers questions regarding the safety of LED radiation in a Q&A format. What are the requirements for the photobiological safety of products equipped with LEDs? How is the potential hazard of LED radiation from products expressed? How are the risk groups for LED radiation determined? These topics are covered. [Excerpt of Contents] ■ What are the requirements for the photobiological safety of products equipped with LEDs? ■ How is the potential hazard of LED radiation from products expressed? ■ Can radiation from lamps other than LEDs also be evaluated for photobiological safety? ■ How are the risk groups for LED radiation determined? *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• LED Module

How is the class of a laser determined? We are answering questions like this!

This booklet answers questions about laser safety in a Q&A format. It includes topics such as what the safety requirements for laser products are, how the class of a laser is determined, and how to know if the laser radiation emitted from a product is hazardous. Additionally, the classification of lasers is explained clearly using tables. 【Contents (excerpt)】 ■ What are the safety requirements for laser products? ■ How is the potential hazard of lasers from products represented? ■ How is the class of a laser determined? ■ How can we know if the laser radiation emitted from a product is dangerous? *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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In recent years, the implementation of maintenance DX to achieve "non-stop factories" has become an urgent necessity in manufacturing sites. Amid the trend of factory IoT and data utilization, the use of remote I/O, which can remotely aggregate and collect sensor information and control signals from equipment and sensors dispersed inside and outside the factory, is gaining importance as a foundation for predictive maintenance and condition monitoring. On the other hand, the installation environment for remote I/O is not necessarily limited to control panels or well-conditioned factory interiors. There is an increasing need to collect data in harsh environments, such as outdoor equipment and conditions involving high temperatures, low temperatures, vibrations, and strong electrical noise. Conventional remote I/O systems have struggled to operate stably under such conditions, requiring measures like installation location constraints and additional protective enclosures. Environmentally robust remote I/O with wide temperature support and noise resistance can address these challenges, enabling the expansion of the scope of factory IoT and predictive maintenance to outdoor and remote equipment. In this seminar, we will introduce the lineup of Contec's environmentally robust remote I/O, the "CONPROSYS(R) Robust I/O Series," which includes a total of 23 products.

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 8-505

Takaya Corporation will exhibit at the 27th Automatic Identification Comprehensive Exhibition, showcasing the latest RFID solution, "Visible RFID." Exhibition Details: ■ RFID Work Performance Collection System No need for a control PC or dedicated software Autonomous reader compatible with HF and UHF bands Cloud transmission with just an internet connection "Visualization" of work performance on a dashboard Integration with BI tools for "visualization of location" is also possible. ■ Newly developed "Visible RFID" autonomous reader Equipped with an LCD touch panel for on-site performance verification Efficient data management with batch transmission Experience the operability through live demonstrations We will also showcase various other products. Please visit the Takaya booth to experience the latest RFID solutions! We look forward to your visit.

[Lecture Topics] 1. Latest Trends in Information and Communication Policy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications Kei Yano, Deputy Director, Information and Communications Policy Division, Information and Communications Bureau, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications 2. Semiconductor and Digital Policies of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry Tomonari Fujishiro, Chief of the General Affairs Section, Commerce and Information Policy Bureau, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry / Chief of the Minister's Secretariat 3. DX Vision of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Taisuke Okubo, IT Strategy Planning and Coordination Officer, Information Policy Division, Comprehensive Policy Bureau, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism

[Speaker] Mr. Hideo Sugiura, President and CEO of RSI Co., Ltd. [Key Lecture Content] This seminar will provide a clear explanation of data centers, which are becoming increasingly important as a foundation supporting society and economic activities, from the basics. It will organize the roles of data centers and their fundamental business models, illustrating the background of market expansion and the rising demand. Additionally, it will overview the conditions required for location and buildings, as well as the characteristics of the business, highlighting perspectives that differ from conventional real estate. Furthermore, it will address the latest trends such as the proliferation of AI and the introduction of renewable energy, exploring new entry opportunities and future possibilities across various fields. [Lecture Items] 1. What is a Data Center? - The true nature of the "information infrastructure" that supports society 2. Global and Japanese Market Environment - Trends in rapidly expanding demand and investment 3. Business Models of the Industry - From hyperscalers to colocation 4. Location Conditions and Equipment Requirements - From the perspectives of power, communication, cooling, and security 5. Challenges in the Age of AI - Power, cooling, cost, and carbon-free responses 6. Future Outlook - The future of next-generation digital infrastructure and decentralized data centers 7. Q&A / Business Card Exchange