We have added the 'Short Pass Filter 800nm' to our standard inventory.

It is an optical filter that selectively transmits light below a specific wavelength and blocks light of longer wavelengths.

The short pass filter selectively transmits light with wavelengths below a specific wavelength (800nm) while blocking light with longer wavelengths. This allows for effective handling of light in specific wavelength bands. (Do you have any of the following concerns?) ■ Is it possible to customize due to high wavelength dependence? ■ If light is incident at an angle, performance decreases; can it be controlled? ■ When blocking specific wavelengths, there may be a decrease in transmittance. ■ Can it cause chromatic aberration? ■ Is it difficult to control multiple wavelengths simultaneously?

• Other optical parts
• Color camera
• Sensors

It is an optical filter that cuts ultraviolet and infrared light while having a high transmittance in the visible light range.

A UV-IR cut filter is a filter that cuts light in the ultraviolet and infrared regions while having a high transmission rate in the visible light region. In other words, it is an optical filter that simultaneously realizes the characteristics of both a UV cut filter and an IR cut filter. By placing it in front of CMOS sensors or CCD sensors, it serves multiple roles such as cutting noise light, providing heat protection against various light sources, and preventing degradation of liquid crystal components due to ultraviolet light. It is an excellent optical filter and optical thin film with multiple functions. Are you facing any of these issues? - Is it possible to cut both ultraviolet and near-infrared light? - Can a filter be made that allows visible light to pass while blocking IR and UV wavelengths? - I want to reduce noise light and increase sensor sensitivity. Can I consult about this? - Is it possible to customize the wavelength range that I want to transmit? - Is processing to chip size possible?

• Other optical parts
• Surveillance Cameras
• Sensors

It is a dielectric multilayer film filter that transmits visible light and reflects near-infrared light.

It is used as a near-infrared cut filter that adversely affects CCD devices such as video cameras. The optical characteristics, such as the wavelength position with a transmittance of 50%, transmittance, and cut wavelength band, can be set arbitrarily. (Are you facing such challenges?) Is it possible to cut only the wavelength of near-infrared light? I want to allow visible light to pass while blocking IR wavelengths. I want to suppress light that causes noise and increase the sensitivity of the sensor. Can the wavelength range I want to transmit be custom adjusted? Is it possible to process it to chip size?

• Other optical parts
• Color camera
• Sensors

As the new year begins, I would like to extend my heartfelt congratulations on your continued prosperity. I sincerely appreciate your exceptional support throughout the year. This is the STJ Group (Santelecom Japan, STJ Rentec). Now, I am pleased to announce that we will be opening our "Transceiver & Smartphone Rental Shop" simultaneously at three locations nationwide on January 26 (Monday)! ■ List of Services to be Offered - Same-day pickup/return of rental equipment - Usage explanations and demonstrations of rental equipment - Wireless solutions consultation desk - Mobile BPO service counter As a special promotion to celebrate the opening of the rental shop, we are currently running a special price campaign for picking up rental equipment at the shop! For more details, please contact us!

【Notice of Year-End and New Year Holidays】 Thank you very much for your continued support. Our company will be closed for the year-end and New Year holidays as follows: Holiday Period: Saturday, December 27, 2025 – Sunday, January 4, 2026 Please note that inquiries and orders received during the holiday period will be addressed sequentially starting from Monday, January 5, 2026. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding.

We would like to inform you about our participation in the IT Trend EXPO 2026 Spring. 《Exhibition Information》 With the concept of "New encounters will change tomorrow's work," one of the largest online exhibitions in the industry will be held. NTT TechnoCross will exhibit in the Human Resources Comprehensive category. We have prepared numerous discussions and sessions featuring special guests who are active on television, allowing even those who are usually busy to efficiently gather information on products and services related to IT and DX. Additionally, the first 10,000 participants will receive a 500 yen Amazon gift card. Please apply early. 《Exhibition Overview》 March 3 (Tuesday) to March 7 (Saturday), 2026, online (free: pre-registration required) 《Participation Application》 https://it.expo.it-trend.jp/key/opl7kgdj *Please apply (free) from the "Receive Ticket / Proceed to Participation Registration" link at the above URL.

The TV commercial "What Will You Do in the New Era?" featuring model and actress Akane Horita will begin airing on December 26, 2025. This work expresses the desire of Tokei Densan to respond to the diverse needs of various industries in today's society, where new technologies, such as the expansion of the AI market, are competing with each other, and to nurture and blossom our customers' futures. Please pay attention to Akane Horita, who is dressed in stylish outfits, listening to the concerns of the target audience and offering support. # CM Overview Title: "What Will You Do in the New Era?" (30 seconds / 15 seconds) CM URLs 30 seconds: https://youtu.be/y_lMs0HRj3w 15 seconds: https://youtu.be/egpzMfh8Kok

Thank you very much for your continued support. We would like to inform you that our company will be closed for the year-end and New Year holidays as follows: Year-end and New Year holiday period: December 27, 2025 (Saturday) to January 4, 2026 (Sunday) We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding. *Please note that inquiries made through our website will also be responded to after January 5, 2026 (Monday).