In-depth Explanation Seminar on the Privileged ID Management Tool "SecureCube Access Check" - Strengthening Security and Optimizing Operational Load in the Cloud and DX Era.

Softex Corporation will be exhibiting at the "40th Electro Test Japan" held at Tokyo Big Sight. At our booth, we will showcase the micro-focus X-ray inclined CT inspection device "SHRα," which demonstrates its power on components such as implemented multilayer boards and three-dimensional structures that have been difficult to inspect until now. [Booth Number: East Hall 5 E15-17] We sincerely look forward to your visit.

Tohsan Electronic Equipment is exhibiting our product "ePI-09" used in calligraphy robots and "T-Shirt-kun" related goods at MOBIO (Monozukuri Business Center Osaka). Period: November 4, 2025 - November 27, 2025 Location: MOBIO The "ePI-09" is one of the smallest in the industry, yet it features 4-axis synchronous control and various interpolation functions (such as linear, arc, and helical). It is compatible with Raspberry Pi, has a rich API, and enables low-cost and short-term development. It can be stacked with up to 8 units and supports control of up to 32 axes. Additionally, at the "T-Shirt-kun" related exhibition, we are showcasing actual printed T-shirts and flyers with coupons. You can closely see the quality of the products and the image of their use. We hope you stop by!

Our company aims to achieve a decarbonized society from the perspective of materials and is engaged in the development of environmentally friendly materials. Once again this year, we will be exhibiting at the Sustainable Materials Exhibition, introducing environmentally friendly materials that can serve as solutions to various challenges. This time, under the theme "Future Materials Born from the Blessings of Forests and Oceans," we will showcase masterbatches made from cellulose (CNF, CMF), crushed oyster shells, and recycled resins. If you have the opportunity, we would be delighted if you could stop by.

On November 20, 2025 (Thursday) and December 2, 2025 (Tuesday) from 11:00 to 14:00, our representative, certified public accountant and tax accountant Koichi Yokoyama, will be speaking at a free webinar hosted by Otsuka Shokai. He will explain important points to be aware of regarding the revised Construction Industry Law. [Construction Industry Law / Public Works Appropriateness Promotion Law] - Prevention of omissions in the description of construction contracts - Obligation to notify "risk" information before the contractor's contract - Mutual exchange of original documents for construction contracts - Digitization of estimates, contracts, and order forms/acceptance letters We are entering an era where contracts must be documented in writing and stored electronically. At Paperlogic, we fully support companies that are transitioning from paper to digital. We also offer free consultations with certified public accountants and tax accountants, so please join us!

We would like to inform you that we will be exhibiting our products at the Membrane Symposium 2025. If you are planning to attend, please feel free to stop by. ❚ Products Scheduled for Exhibition - Artificial Lipid Bilayer Experimental Device | Orbit mini You can easily measure channel activity at the single-molecule level. This device allows for the formation of lipid membranes, reconstitution of membrane proteins, and single-channel measurements in experiments using artificial lipid bilayers, all performed with just a micropipette, enabling functional and structural analysis of target membrane proteins and evaluation of drug effects. - Liposome Preparation Device | Vesicle Prep Pro This is the world's first device that can produce giant unilamellar vesicles (GUVs) with diameters ranging from 1 to 30 μm without organic solvents, using the electroporation method (vibrating hydrated lipid films in an alternating electric field). - Auto Patch Clamp System | Port-a-Patch mini This compact system eliminates the need for a microscope, vibration isolation table, manipulator, and Faraday cage, which are typically required for conventional patch clamp experiments. It allows for easy data acquisition and verification without the need for specialized skills or experience.