[Exhibition Announcement] We will be exhibiting at the 32nd SECURITY SHOW 2024.

A groundbreaking product monitoring system unlike anything seen before.

Conventional self-sounding tags respond (issue an alarm) when they receive signals from security gates installed at store entrances and exits. This Wi-dimo uses a "reverse thinking" approach, where the self-sounding tag issues an alarm when it moves away from the signal area. (When the self-sounding tag is returned to the signal area, the alarm automatically stops.) As a result, it becomes possible to monitor display items that were previously fixed with wires wirelessly, and to make tags that only reacted at the final exit issue alarms inside the store, allowing for smoother communication with customers.

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HAWK-GRIP Series Latest Release

The HAWK-GRIP series has introduced a groundbreaking feature called the "Relaxation Alarm," making it the highest-level security tag in the series. This feature ensures that products that were previously difficult to secure can now be reliably protected.

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Self-Playing Tag Series Latest Work!

In addition to the conventional small self-sounding tag series, we have added groundbreaking features such as enhanced durability and battery replacement, resulting in the most robust security tag in the series' history.

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A bottle-specific self-sounding tag equipped with advanced 4-alarm technology.

This is a cap-shaped self-alarming tag specifically for bottles and jars. It prevents situations where only the contents are stolen. When brought close to an EAS gate, both the product and the gate will trigger an alarm. If the lock is removed without deactivating it, the product will trigger an alarm. Additionally, if someone tries to forcibly remove the product from the item, it will also trigger an alarm. The battery is replaceable.

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It is an all-in-one system that combines promotion, inventory management, security, and accounting.

Four Functions to Support Store Operations Security Function Notifies when multiple items are quickly removed from the shelf. Inventory Management Notifies when all items are removed from the shelf or when the quantity falls below a certain set number. Sales Promotion Promotes sales by displaying promotional images on the screen when a product is picked up. Marketing Counts and detects products when customers return them to the shelf, quantifying the popularity of the items.

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Takaya's unique MF method. Achieving an astonishing self-triggering alarm distance through proprietary antenna technology!

Compact cube-type antenna Enhanced security through integration with ITS (voice recognition system) Detection area: Maximum radius of 3.0m (L type) Maximum radius of 1.5m (S type)

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The ITS system detects the "sound" of the self-sounding tag. It detects removal from the sales floor and promptly reports it.

* Usable in multiple ways with one unit Can be switched according to usage conditions for the self-sounding tag alerts (two types: removable alert, gate alert). * Detects self-sounding tag alerts within a radius of about 5 meters Accurately captures the alert sound of the self-sounding tag with a high-sensitivity microphone. * Easy adjustments with a dedicated remote control Settings can be changed according to situational changes after installation using a dedicated infrared remote control. (Microphone sensitivity, buzzer volume)

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We will be exhibiting at the "P-MEC Japan 2025 Pharmaceutical Ingredients and Equipment Exhibition" held at Tokyo Big Sight. During the event, we will showcase various products. We invite all relevant parties to come and visit us. 【Suppliers】 ・LAUDA

Thank you very much for visiting our booth this time. Thanks to you, we had the opportunity to introduce our products and technologies to many customers, making it a very meaningful time. If you have any questions regarding the exhibition content or if you would like to discuss specific considerations or estimates, please feel free to contact us. We will be happy to provide proposals tailored to your needs.

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