[Exhibition Information] 34th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Circulatory Pharmacology

A world-class patch clamp system that is easy to operate for anyone, allowing for simple data acquisition and verification.

This is a patch clamp system of the world's smallest class that can perform gigaseal recordings, optimal for safety testing/toxicity testing/pharmacological testing/screening of compounds at the cellular level in the functional structural analysis of ion channels, research on related diseases, and drug development processes. 【Features】 ■ No need for manual patch clamp experience or difficult operations ■ No need for microscope, vibration table, manipulator, Faraday cage, or puller ■ 20 to 50 data points per day ■ Automation from gigaseal formation to whole cell formation ■ Compatible with voltage-dependent, ligand-dependent, and temperature-dependent channels ■ Options available for research on channel rhodopsins and mechanosensitive channels using light stimulation ■ Measurement of action potentials using current clamp is also possible ■ Supports a wide range of applications and enables rapid assay system development ■ Reduces compound adsorption with borosilicate glass chips ■ Optional temperature control (10 to 50°C), capable of extracellular/intracellular perfusion ■ Can be integrated with amplifiers such as HEKA and Axon *For details, please refer to the catalog available for download in PDF.

• Other physicochemical equipment
• Analytical Equipment
• Patch clamp system

A patch clamp system that incorporates a patch clamp amplifier, achieving miniaturization and reduction of installation costs, allowing for easy data acquisition and verification.

This is a world-class patch clamp system capable of performing gigaseal recordings, optimal for safety testing/toxicity testing/pharmacological testing/screening of compounds at the cellular level in the functional structural analysis of ion channels, research on related diseases, and drug development processes. ■ No experience with manual patch clamping or difficult operations required ■ No need for microscope/vibration isolation table/manipulator/Faraday cage/puller ■ 20 to 50 data points per day ■ Automation from gigaseal formation to whole cell formation ■ Compatible with voltage-dependent and ligand-dependent channels through pipetting ■ Measurement of action potentials using current clamp is also possible ■ Supports a wide range of applications, enabling rapid assay system development ■ Reduces compound adsorption with borosilicate glass chips

• Other physicochemical equipment
• Analytical Equipment
• Patch clamp system

Measurement of impedance and extracellular potential of iPS-derived cardiomyocytes.

This is a hybrid cardiotoxicity screening device capable of impedance measurement and extracellular potential measurement similar to MEA. It can detect not only cardiomyocytes but also the minute contractions of cancer cells and liver cells due to the effects of compounds. ■ Simultaneous measurement of impedance and extracellular potential ■ 96-well simultaneous measurement ■ Label-free measurement ■ Long-term monitoring capability ■ Electrical pacing & optical pacing (optional) ■ Comes with an incubation system (temperature, humidity, and CO2 control) ■ Includes multifunctional and excellent data analysis and graph creation software ■ Validated human iPS cells: iCell, iCell², AXOL CM, Cardiosight-S, MiraCell Cardiomyocytes, etc. ■ Compact desktop size: W20.5 x D18 x H11.7cm / 3.5kg (main unit)

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• Other Analysis

The Langeendorff method has been transformed into the latest high-throughput technology, allowing for the measurement of contractile force in cardiomyocytes under physiological conditions similar to the natural environment of cardiac tissue.

The FLEXcyte 96, which transforms the conventional Langendorff method into the latest high-throughput technology, can measure the contractile force (mN/mm²) of cardiomyocytes for cardiotoxicity and safety evaluation, as well as drug screening, under physiological conditions similar to the native cardiac tissue environment, without missing even slight responses to cytotoxicity, regardless of whether in the chronic or acute phase, simultaneously in 96 wells. ■ Simultaneous measurement in 96 wells ■ Label-free measurement ■ Long-term monitoring possible ■ Optical pacing (optional) ■ Comes with an incubation system (temperature, humidity, CO2 control) ■ Includes multifunctional excellent data analysis and graphing software ■ Validated human iPS cells: iCell, iCell², AXOL CM, Cardiosight-S, MiraCell Cardiomyocytes, etc. ■ Compact desktop size: W20.5 x D18 x H11.7cm / 3.5kg (main unit)

• Other physicochemical equipment
• Other Analysis

Under physiological conditions, it is possible to measure the actual contractile force of iPS-derived cardiomyocytes.

Measurement of Contraction Force in Cardiomyocytes Using FLEXcyte96 The FLEXcyte membrane plate features a silicon membrane with a thickness of less than 10μm at the bottom of a 96-well plate. When cardiomyocytes are seeded onto the plate, the weight of the culture medium causes the silicon membrane to deflect, and subsequently, dynamic deflection (up and down movement) occurs due to the synchronized beating of the cardiomyocytes. By measuring the changes in deflection with our proprietary Capacitive Distance Sensor, developed in collaboration with innoVitro, it is possible to calculate mechanical stress and measure the actual contraction force under physiological conditions.

• Other physicochemical equipment
• Other Analysis

We will be exhibiting at the "23rd Japan Yarn Fair" held at the Ichii Shinkin Arena on February 19 (Thursday) and 20 (Friday), 2026. We will showcase a variety of knitted samples, including pullovers and one-pieces made with our computer-controlled flat knitting machines, apparel knit products for sports and outdoor activities, knitted accessories and goods such as socks, gloves, hats, scarves, leggings, and bags, as well as knitted interior products like chairs, cushions, and rugs. Additionally, we will present industrial knitted materials for wearable mobility. We will also introduce our design software, APEXFiz Design, and our web service platform, SHIMA SEIKI Online Services. Booth No.: Sen-1 Exhibition Contents: Knitted Samples APEXFiz Design (Design Software) SDS KnitPaint-Online (Knitting Software) yarnbank (Comprehensive Web Service for Yarn Information) SHIMA Datamall (Digital Content Web Service) <Contact Information> Nishi-Nihon Branch, Kodama, TEL: 0725-31-0511

[Lecturer] Koichi Iwama, Professor, Faculty of Economics and Management, Wako University / Chairman, Resource Economics Committee, Petroleum Technology Association [Key Lecture Content] The latest trends surrounding hydrogen and ammonia, including household fuel cells, fuel cell vehicles, fuel cell trucks, fuel cell buses, hydrogen stations, hydrogen power generation, hydrogen engines, hydrogen-reduced steelmaking, and ammonia ships. The lecture will clearly explain the optimal business strategies for Japanese companies towards a hydrogen and ammonia society by 2030, in the context of the headwinds from the Trump administration and the fierce competition from Western countries and China.

Our company will participate in the "2026 Yamagata Prefecture Business Negotiation Conference" held in Yamagata Prefecture. We will promote IIDA's processing technology to companies that we do not usually have the opportunity to meet. ◆ Ordering companies: 105 ◆ Receiving companies: 315 (manufacturing industries inside and outside Yamagata Prefecture) This business negotiation conference will be based on a pre-matching format according to the needs of both parties, and it is expected to provide a fruitful venue for negotiations. For companies that, unfortunately, cannot participate this time, we will offer individual negotiations (WEB or face-to-face) and factory tours, so if you are interested, please contact our sales promotion department. 【Iida Manufacturing Co., Ltd.】 〒969-1204 21-2 Mizukami, Nukazawa, Motomiya City, Fukushima Prefecture TEL: 0243-64-2320 FAX: 0243-64-2571

[Speaker] Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry Innovation and Environment Bureau Deputy Director, GX Investment Promotion Division, Yuki Kamitani [Key Lecture Content] In the rapidly changing international situation surrounding decarbonization, I will introduce the overall policy of Japan's GX (Green Transformation) policy. One of the pillars of the GX policy is the GX Strategy Regional System, which was established in August of last year. This system aims to create new GX-type industrial clusters centered around industrial resources such as complexes and decarbonized power sources by integrating support through GX financial resources with regulatory and institutional reforms. I will provide an overview of this system. [Lecture Topics] 1. International situation surrounding GX 2. Overall picture of Japan's GX policy 3. About the GX Strategy Regional System 4. Q&A / Business card exchange

[Speaker] Masayuki Fukuoka, Partner Attorney at Nishimura & Asahi Law Office, Foreign Law Joint Enterprise, New York State Attorney Member of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry's AI Business Guidelines Study Group [Key Lecture Content] In the current era where generative AI can intricately mimic an individual's likeness and voice, protecting these elements for the mimicked individuals is an urgent issue. On the other hand, when companies utilize generative AI for image and voice applications, there is a concern about infringing on others' rights related to likeness and voice. This lecture will organize the legal issues surrounding the unauthorized use of likeness and voice. In addition to explaining copyright law, rights of publicity, and the Unfair Competition Prevention Act, it will also present guidelines for the protection of likeness and voice, including ethical perspectives and risk management that companies should adopt. [Lecture Items] 1. Introduction: Current Status and Legal Issues of Likeness and Voice Use by Generative AI 2. Limitations and Possibilities of Protection under Copyright Law and Trademark Law 3. Protection under Tort Law: In-depth Exploration of Rights of Likeness and Publicity 4. Unfair Competition Prevention Act 5. Compliance and Ethical Judgment in Practice 6. Q&A / Business Card Exchange