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Best-selling metal powder additive manufacturing machine

EOS standard model of metal 3D printer. It optimizes the variability of build quality for each device and build position, ensuring a stable process with high uniformity. It can flexibly accommodate everything from prototype parts to mass-produced parts using a 3D printer, and it is equipped with open parameters that allow users to select the necessary parameters for the build.

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Achieving top-class productivity with multi-lasers and a large build area.

A system ideal for large parts and applications with a high production volume. The scanner calibration system allows users to perform quality control and verify the reproducibility of quality for parts created with multi-laser technology.

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Gas flow performance has improved, achieving high quality and high productivity.

The system features four lasers and full overlap scanning, optimizing the molding process and improving productivity. Additionally, significant improvements in gas flow have enhanced the molding process, achieving even higher quality and productivity. It is designed with future factory automation in mind, aiming for a fully unmanned production environment. The deployment of a 1kW laser also allows it to meet the demand for difficult-to-mold pure copper.

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A standard model that achieves high productivity at appropriate costs and can flexibly respond from prototyping to mass production.

The device, which serves as the standard for EOS in pursuing high quality and enabling uniform shaping across the entire field of shaping, has further evolved. By accelerating the press can, recoating, and cooling processes, productivity has improved by up to 50% compared to conventional machines. Additionally, flexible parameter adjustment capabilities and material diversity have enhanced dimensional accuracy, surface finish, and mechanical properties.

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An ideal entry-level model for introducing resin 3D printers.

A compact system with excellent shape reproducibility and operability. The small laser diameter allows for fine modeling. In addition to being equipped with an air-cooled laser, it enables easy material supply without the need for water cooling equipment such as chillers. The FDR model achieves a smooth surface finish with ultra-fine lasers. (FDR = Fine Detail Resolution)

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Large component manufacturing and large-scale production capable large dual laser system.

A high-production system compatible with large parts equipped with dual lasers. This model has the largest build area in resin powder additive manufacturing systems.

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A mass production system that pursues high productivity and automation.

Stable and high-quality parts can be produced quickly and economically. The newly developed layering system and two 70W lasers enable reduced production time and cost savings for the manufactured products. It is equipped with more extensive monitoring functions than conventional machines, allowing for quality control required in industries such as aerospace and automotive.

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Customized model of the EOS bestseller machine for metal powder bed fusion.

AMCM is a company responsible for customizing EOS 3D printers. We customize EOS devices according to our customers' requests. The medium-sized printer equipped with dual lasers in the EOS M 290 model has improved productivity. The 400W allows for the deployment of the build process developed with the EOS M 290, while the 1kW enables the deployment of the build process developed with the AMCM M 290 1kW. FDR has made it possible to reproduce thinner walls and finer shapes by reducing the laser diameter on the powder bed. (FDR = Fine Detail Resolution)

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Flexible Series of Medium-Sized Machines for Customized Metal Powder Layered Manufacturing

AMCM is the company responsible for customizing EOS 3D printers. We customize EOS devices according to our customers' requests. The Flexible Series (FLX) allows for variable laser spot diameter and shape, enabling more efficient manufacturing. By equipping it with dual lasers, productivity can be further enhanced. Additionally, it can be combined with FDR, allowing for the reproduction of high-precision shapes, making it an ideal device for small precision parts, precision machining, and the medical industry. (FLX = model using nLIGHT lasers)

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The sculpting area has been expanded by an additional 25% compared to the largest model in the EOS series.

AMCM is the company responsible for customizing EOS 3D printers. We customize EOS devices according to our customers' requests. The M 450 series expands the build area of the largest EOS M 400. Depending on the laser output, it is possible to deploy the build processes of the M 400-4 and M 400-1. As a new system, it features a new optical setup for the AMCM M 450-4 that covers the entire area of 450×450mm.

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Large parts with a height of 1,000mm can now be manufactured.

AMCM is the company responsible for customizing EOS 3D printers. We customize EOS devices according to our customers' requests. We have expanded the build area in the height direction to 1,000mm, enabling the production of long, large parts. Depending on the materials and productivity, it is possible to select the laser output and the number of lasers installed, allowing for large-scale pure copper manufacturing as well.

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[Speaker] Daisuke Imaizumi, President and CEO, Infra Commons Inc. [Key Lecture Content] The "Software-Defined Warfare" led by the U.S. Department of Defense is establishing a new model of warfare centered on AI, autonomous drones, and real-time command and control. This seminar will explain the U.S. strategic shifts, including the Replicator concept, JADC2, and the rise of Palantir and Anduril, while delving into the essence of the structural transformation facing Japan's defense industry. Through the establishment of Anduril's Japanese subsidiary, the "purely domestic drone" concept, and Palantir's data infrastructure and generative AI deployment, we will present how companies like Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Fujitsu, and NEC can play a central role in Japan-U.S. collaboration. We will provide practical insights for existing industries to carve out paths as "co-creation partners" rather than "enemies" in the AI and software-driven era. This is a must-see lecture for rethinking the future of the defense industry.

[Key Lecture Content] 1. Quantum Technology Opening the Future: The Cutting Edge of Quantum Communication Promoted by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications Yuichiro Yano, Deputy Director, Research Promotion Office, Technology Policy Division, International Strategy Bureau, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications 1. Basics of Quantum Technology and the Role of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications 2. The Future Brought by Quantum Technology and Government Strategy 3. Research and Development and Quantum Security Bases 4. Social Implementation of Quantum Technology and Use Cases 5. International Initiatives and Future Prospects 6. Q&A / Business Card Exchange 2. The Value and Potential of Quantum Cryptography in the Post-Quantum Era Go Kato, Director, Quantum ICT Research Laboratory, Future ICT Research Institute, National Institute of Information and Communications Technology 1. The Origin of the Security of Quantum Cryptography 2. Current Status of Quantum Cryptography Devices 3. Current Issues and Potential of Quantum Cryptography Technology 4. Long-term Prospects for Future Technological Development of Quantum Cryptography 5. Q&A / Business Card Exchange

[Key Lecture Content] 1. Trends and Future Prospects of Physical AI Hiroshi Kondo, Deputy Director and Expert, Advanced Technology Lab, Japan Research Institute, Ltd. 1. What is Physical AI? 2. Technological trends of generative AI behind Physical AI 3. Examples and research trends of Physical AI 4. Future prospects 5. Q&A / Business card exchange 2. The Future Opened by Physical AI: NVIDIA's Initiatives and Prospects Ken Arai, Senior Manager, Robotics Developer Relations, Enterprise Business Division, NVIDIA Corporation 1. What does NVIDIA perceive as "Physical AI"? 2. Accelerated computing supporting technological evolution 3. The role of digital twins and the importance of synthetic data generation 4. Learning and inference of Physical AI models 5. Implementation examples of Physical AI 6. Q&A / Business card exchange

We are pleased to announce the archive distribution of our seminar titled "New Plan 'Mojitori Plus' Debuts! From Paper to Data! The First Step in Internal DX with Mojitori." 'Mojitori' allows you to convert text from photos, images, PDF files, and more into data, automatically inputting it into various fields in kintone. In this seminar, we will clearly explain the basic functions and usage of Mojitori. Additionally, we will provide detailed explanations about the Plus plan and the document-focused Mojitori, which were added in the major update in November. 【Recommended for】 - Those who are struggling with frequent transcription errors due to manual data entry. - Those who wish to digitize documents currently stored on paper. 【Timetable】 - Overview of Mojitori's functions - Overview of Mojitori Plus's functions - Details and pricing of each plan - Q&A session We look forward to your registration.

Innovating material development at the nano level through high-speed molecular simulation and machine learning With the advancement of molecular simulation technology, it has become possible to handle nano-level phenomena through computer simulations. Additionally, the combination of simulation and machine learning is expanding the range of possibilities. Schrödinger supports the enhancement of analytical power, efficiency, and reduction of development time in your material development using the latest molecular simulation and machine learning technologies, as well as techniques that integrate both. At our exhibition booth, specialized technicians will explain the latest technologies and answer questions from attendees. *During the event, we will hold a seminar at our booth. Theme: "Seeing Inside Materials at the Nano Level" - New Material Development through Simulation and Machine Learning We will introduce examples of predicting physical property values of various materials on a computer. You can experience each software firsthand. 【Exhibition Information】 Exhibition Name: nano tech Dates: January 28-30, 2026 Venue: Tokyo Big Sight, West Hall 3 Booth Number: 3W-H07 Exhibition Zone: [Materials] Material Zone