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【Suitable for OEM】Ultra-compact and low-cost. A hyperspectral camera capable of video recording.

【Minimum Size of Video Hyperspectral Camera UTLRIS】 - Ultra-compact: 29×29×49 mm - Ultra-lightweight (126 g) - Snapshot-type hyperspectral camera based on light field technology. - Capable of video recording - Covers a wavelength range of 450–850 nm (VNIR region) Suitable for OEM with 【Ultra-compact & Lightweight】 × 【Low Price】 - Opens up new markets for hyperspectral imaging in various industrial fields such as food, industry, medical, and recycling. The ultra-compact and lightweight UTLRIS 5 is also suitable for use with UAS.

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A 10GigE compatible model of the ultra-compact and lightweight hyperspectral camera "ULTRIS 5." High-speed shooting is possible with improved fps.

Cubert UTLRIS 5 10 GigE Model - 60×60×99.7 mm, 495 g - Snapshot-type hyperspectral camera based on light field technology. - Capable of video recording - Covers a wavelength range of 450–850 nm (VNIR region) - 51 spectral bands

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Covers UV to NIR from 350 to 1000 nm with a single device. Introduces light field technology. Provides high-resolution imaging data.

The "Hyperspectral Camera ULTRIS X20" is an innovative hyperspectral camera based on light field technology. It is equipped with a 20MP CMOS sensor, allowing for the acquisition of high-resolution data. The "ULTRIS X20" has an expanded measurement wavelength range compared to the conventional model "ULTRIS 20," now covering a wide range of wavelengths from 350 to 1000 nm, from ultraviolet to near-infrared, all in one device. 《 Features of ULTRIS X20 》 - Capable of capturing hyperspectral imaging data in video format - Measurement wavelength range: 350-1000 nm, 164 spectral bands - High resolution - 410×410 pixels - Compact (60 × 60 × 57 mm), lightweight (350 g) (standard model S20) - Robust housing compliant with IP standards - Capable of underwater shooting With its compact and lightweight design, it can be mounted on general drones. The 164 spectral bands and high spatial resolution of 410×410 pixels make it suitable for a wide range of applications, not only in laboratories and fields but also in UAV applications.

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Covers 350~1000nm with a single unit. A high-resolution, snapshot-type hyperspectral camera specifically designed for UAVs.

The "Hyperspectral Camera ULTRIS X20 Plus" is a hyperspectral camera designed specifically for UAVs, which adds a pan-sharpening method to the "ULTRIS X20," a hyperspectral camera based on light field technology. It has a wider measurement wavelength range than conventional models, capable of covering a broad spectrum from ultraviolet to near-infrared, specifically from 350 to 1000 nm, all with a single unit. **Features of ULTRIS X20 Plus:** - Capable of capturing hyperspectral imaging data in video format - Equipped with two imaging sensors - Adds a panchromatic sensor to the "ULTRIS X20" using light field technology - High resolution - Panchromatic resolution: 1880×1880 px, spectral resolution: 410×410 px (168,100 spectra) - Compact and lightweight (630g) The "ULTRIS X20 Plus" is a snapshot-type camera that can obtain a complete spectral data cube in seconds without scanning, making it suitable not only for UAV use but also for use as a video hyperspectral camera in laboratories and field settings.

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The goal is not to introduce AI. We will explain "standardization of manufacturing processes" to eliminate dependency and maximize the effectiveness of AI! While the spread of generative AI is progressing, there is an increasing number of manufacturing companies that say, "We don't know where to apply AI due to the black box nature of the site," and "Despite implementation, productivity hasn't increased." The cause lies not in the performance of AI, but in the "lack of business organization and standardization before implementation." In this webinar, we will clearly explain business improvement methods (BPMS) and how to properly organize business processes to avoid wasting AI investments, using case studies. [Recommended for those who:] - Are struggling to engage the field due to resistance like "busy" or "it's fine as it is." - Want to eliminate differences in rules between factories and locations, as well as dependency and black box issues with veteran employees. - Are being asked to "utilize AI" but don't know where to start due to disorganized business processes. [Here is the application form] https://www.earthlink.co.jp/seminar/10840/ *Pre-registration required (free) *We will give a "partial excerpt of the presentation materials" to those who respond to the survey after viewing.

[Speaker] Ms. Sayako Sumomo, Director, International Equipment Division, Equipment Policy Department, Acquisition, Technology & Logistics Agency [Key Lecture Content] As the security environment surrounding our country changes at an accelerating pace, the government is promoting defense equipment transfers as an important policy measure to create a desirable security environment for our nation. Promoting defense equipment transfers not only enhances regional deterrence and response capabilities for peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific region but also contributes to strengthening our country's defense production and technological base through market expansion and supply chain cooperation. Furthermore, the development of the defense industry and other industries with dual-use technologies can lead to growth in the Japanese economy. In this lecture, I will explain recent trends in defense equipment transfers, taking into account the recent revisions to the equipment transfer system. [Lecture Topics] 1. Japan's Defense Policy 2. Significance and System of Equipment Transfers 3. Recent Trends in Equipment Transfers 4. Government Initiatives 5. Q&A / Business Card Exchange

[Speaker] Hiroki Hara, Country Lead, Cloud & Service Provider Segment, Schneider Electric Holdings Co., Ltd. [Key Lecture Content] In the era of AI, it is essential to redesign not just the equipment but the very way energy is utilized in data centers. This presentation will organize the approach to power architecture aimed at enhancing competitiveness, taking into account global trends and the constraints of the Japanese market. Additionally, through Schneider Electric's comprehensive portfolio, which includes cooling and operations, we will provide perspectives for selecting optimal options in Japan's increasingly complex power environment, as well as hints for future implementations. [Lecture Items] 1. Introduction to Schneider Electric 2. Global megatrends and the external environment surrounding the data center industry 3. Architecture of data center power infrastructure - Design philosophy necessary for safely delivering electricity 4. Schneider's portfolio connecting power and cooling, design, construction, and operation 5. Unique challenges of the Japanese market and options for optimal solutions 6. Q&A / Business card exchange

[Speaker] Yuya Sato, Director, Innovation Management Co., Ltd. [Lecture Topics] 1. Main challenges in the field of research and development 2. Overview of research and development management 3. How to utilize "roadmaps" for formulating persuasive mid- to long-term strategies 4. How to utilize "technology portfolios" to achieve convincing resource allocation 5. "Gate management" to improve the success rate of highly innovative research and development themes 6. Integrated research and development management process 7. Q&A

Our TL Division will be exhibiting at the "Surface Treatment Processing Technology Exhibition 2026" to be held on June 26 (Friday) at the Osaka Industry Creation Center. We invite you to visit our booth to see our products and technologies. We sincerely look forward to your attendance. ■ Exhibition Name Surface Treatment Processing Technology Exhibition 2026 ■ Date June 26, 2026 (Friday) ■ Venue Osaka Industry Creation Center, 3F Market Plaza / 4F Event Hall ■ Exhibited Technology We will introduce optimal solutions for surface modification composites and ultra-hard coating removal by adding a new coating to Y-Coat, which leads the mold market. New Coating: Y-Coat Type UL Product Introduction Page