[Seminar] Latest Technology and Business Models of Robot Taxis

We will be exhibiting at the "12th Conference of the Advanced Power Semiconductor Subcommittee" held at the Toyama International Conference Center. We will be introducing our latest analysis technology services, so please stop by! We sincerely look forward to your visit.

We will explain the thermal design of power ICs (LDO / DCDC) under the title "Thermal Design of Power ICs (LDO / DCDC)," which is crucial when designing power blocks. The explanation will cover fundamental concepts as well as delve into topics such as PCB layout and design. This webinar is recommended for those currently involved in PCB design and product development. ● Target Audience - Individuals involved in the design, technology, manufacturing, and quality control of various electrical products and power blocks - Those facing challenges or issues related to power ICs that they wish to resolve ● Title Thermal Design of Power ICs (LDO / DCDC) ● Agenda 1. Impact of IC Heat Generation - Definition of Thermal Resistance, etc. 2. Thermal Design of LDO and DCDC - How to Determine Tj 3. Losses, Heat Generation, and Thermal Shutdown of LDO 4. Losses in DCDC 5. Case Studies 6. PCB Design 7. Thermal Design Support 8. Q&A We look forward to your participation.

[Speaker] Tatsu Nagai, Representative Employee of Go2Marketing (Co.) / Host of VSI AV Portal [Lecture Topics] 1. Autonomous Robot Taxis 2. Surveillance Robot Taxis 3. Remote-Controlled Robot Taxis 4. Progress of Global Regulations on Autonomous Driving 5. Evolution of AI Technology in Autonomous Driving 6. Summary 7. Q&A

[Key Lecture Content] 1. The Significance of International Standardization and Global Strategies Utilizing It (Tokyo Institute of Technology) National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Senior Researcher Chairman of IEC TC85 Domestic Committee, Mr. Tatsuji Yamada In June of this year, the Cabinet Office's Intellectual Property Strategy Headquarters decided on a "New International Standard Strategy." This aims to lead solutions to important domestic and international issues through international standards and to create new markets. Here, we will reaffirm the significance of international standardization, introduce examples of global strategies utilizing it, and also discuss international standardization in NILM. 2. Global Strategies Leveraging International Standardization by Venture Companies - The Case of Infomatis Infomatis Inc., President and CEO, Mr. Taro Tadano In creating new businesses in the global market, international standardization can be an effective strategic tool for Japanese ventures. In this presentation, we will introduce the insights and practical examples of international standardization utilized by Infomatis, cultivated in large corporations, and consider its potential and practical significance.

[Key Lecture Content] 1. Domestic and International Trends Surrounding CDR Masako Tanaka, Senior Researcher, Decarbonization Innovation Group, GX Headquarters, Energy and Sustainability Division, Mitsubishi Research Institute, Inc. 1. Overview of CDR 2. International Trends 3. Domestic Trends 4. Challenges for Dissemination 5. Future Outlook and Recommendations 6. Q&A / Business Card Exchange 2. Types of Risks in the Carbon Credit Field and Corresponding Measures Tomofumi Shibata, Unit Leader, GX Department, Market Strategy Division, Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. 1. Opportunities and Risks Associated with Carbon Credits 2. Classification of Risks Considered at Each Stage and Possible Countermeasures 3. Q&A / Business Card Exchange 3. Mitsubishi Corporation's Initiatives in the CDR Field and Insights Gained Kei Endo, Manager, Carbon Management Department, Next Generation Energy Headquarters, Global Environment & Energy Group, Mitsubishi Corporation 1. Our Initiatives in the CDR Field 2. Insights Gained from Previous Activities 3. Introduction to the Japan CDR Council 4. Q&A / Business Card Exchange