Yocto Project Official Practical Course (LFD461-JP) January Announcement

It consists of detailed explanations and exercises about the core BitBake and tools of the Yocto Project.

Linux is an important technology in cutting-edge fields that are currently major topics of discussion, such as AI, autonomous driving, and IoT. There is a growing interest in the Yocto Project as the necessary Linux for its development, and the adoption of Yocto BSP (Board Support Package) as a development environment is increasing. On the other hand, since Yocto BSP uses terms like "recipe," "layer," "Poky," and "BitBake," it is built on a different approach and system than before, making understanding and mastering it a challenge. To address this situation and support our customers' product development, we will hold an official practical course on the Yocto Project, integrating the knowledge and know-how gained from the Yocto-related development, support, and seminars that Lino has conducted so far. The course will consist of detailed explanations and exercises about BitBake and tools that are central to the Yocto Project. The exercises are designed to reflect actual development environments, and by progressing through them, participants can expect to overcome the difficulties and complexities of BitBake, leading to the realization that "BitBake is not scary."

• Embedded OS
• Embedded system design service
• Other embedded systems (software and hardware)

[Key Lecture Content] 1. Expectations for Natural Hydrogen and NEDO's Efforts Towards Its Utilization New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO) Innovation Strategy Center (TSC) Sustainable Energy Unit Unit Head: Mr. Haru Shigeki 1. What is natural hydrogen? 2. Why natural hydrogen now? 3. Global trends 4. Research and development at NEDO 5. NEDO's future initiatives 6. Q&A / Business card exchange 2. Trends in Hydrogen-related Markets and Domestic and International Developments Mizuho Bank Industrial Research Department Resource and Energy Team Senior Analyst: Mr. Takahashi Kōdō 1. The environment surrounding energy 2. The environment surrounding hydrogen 3. Trends in hydrogen policy in Europe and the United States 4. Initiatives in Japan 5. Measures to create demand for hydrogen 6. Q&A / Business card exchange

[Speaker] Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, Radio Department Mobile Communication Planning Officer Teruhiko Sato [Key Lecture Content] In April 2025, the Radio Law will be amended, introducing a new system for frequency allocation through price competition (auction) targeting frequency bands above 6GHz. In light of this, efforts are underway to aim for early allocation through price competition for the 26GHz band, with discussions ongoing regarding the specific implementation methods and rules for the price competition. In this lecture, I will explain the background and circumstances surrounding the introduction of frequency auctions (price competition), including recent trends in the overall 5G network, as well as the current status of discussions aimed at implementing Japan's first price competition. [Lecture Items] 1. Trends in the overall 5G network 2. Background and circumstances surrounding the introduction of frequency auctions (price competition) 3. Towards the implementation of price competition for the 26GHz band - Background and circumstances of the discussions - Policy for the allocation of the 26GHz band - Method of price competition - Other rules related to price competition 4. Q&A / Business card exchange

[Speaker] Mr. Takumi Matsuo, Director of the Carbon Credit Market Development Office, Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc. [Key Lecture Content] Two years have passed since the Tokyo Stock Exchange launched the carbon credit market in October 2023, and the market environment has changed significantly. In particular, discussions are currently underway by the government regarding the details of the second phase of the GX-ETS, which will be fully operational from fiscal year 2026. From the perspective of companies subject to the system fulfilling their obligations to reduce emissions, the role of the J-Credit market at the Tokyo Stock Exchange is expected to become increasingly important. In this lecture, I will provide a broad explanation of the current state of the carbon credit market and future market outlook, taking these policy trends into account. [Lecture Items] 1. What is emissions trading? 2. GX League (Phase 1) and the Tokyo Stock Exchange Carbon Credit Market 3. Initiatives in the Tokyo Stock Exchange "Carbon Credit Market" (FY 2023 and beyond) (1) Introduction of the market maker system (J-Credit) (2) Addition of excess reduction credits to the trading targets 4. GX-ETS (Phase 2) and the Tokyo Stock Exchange Carbon Credit Market 5. Q&A / Business card exchange

The development of lipid nanoparticles (LNP) requires flexible tools that can accommodate everything from screening to GMP manufacturing. The ideal manufacturing equipment should be capable of handling a wide range of applications, from small-scale, easy-to-handle experiments to multi-parameter, multi-sample, large-scale continuous operations. Additionally, not only is the production of LNP important, but the evaluation of characteristics such as encapsulation efficiency (EE%), RNA amount, particle size, and PDI is also crucial; traditionally, these measurements have been complicated and required multiple instruments. In this webinar, we will introduce scalable LNP manufacturing by Sunshine and one-stop measurements of EE%, total RNA, particle size, PDI, and particle concentration using Stunner AF. Furthermore, you will also be able to watch a demo video showcasing the actual operation of the Sun series (Sunshine, Sunscreen) and Stunner! Instructor: Takuma Iwasaki | Field Application Scientist *This webinar is a recording of a session hosted by Unchained Labs, Inc. in October 2025.

"I want to find a way to manage the workload of addressing system integrations one by one," and "Data integration has become reliant on specific individuals, and after their departure, it ended up being left to the vendor," are among the various challenges faced in promoting data integration. As the importance of data integration increases for driving digital transformation (DX), it is essential to not only rely on external resources but also to pursue in-house development. In this seminar, Panasonic IS, which has supported data integration for over 500 companies, will provide insights on in-house development based on case studies of the data integration tool "ASTERIA Warp." This seminar is recommended for those who want to learn about utilizing no-code data integration tools and those looking to bring data integration in-house. <Recommended for> - Those who want to know the latest trends in data integration for large and medium-sized enterprises - Those who want to learn how to utilize data integration tools effectively - Those who are looking for tips on conducting data integration within their own company Target audience: Information system managers, information system personnel, DX promotion personnel.