Case studies of aluminum parts manufacturing by pioneers utilizing metal 3D printers <Zoom Online Seminar> - Creating attractive parts with complex shapes that were previously impossible, lattice, honeycomb, and porous structures, achieving short time, low cost, ultra-lightweight manufacturing, significant reduction in the number of parts, and reduction in processes and workforce [Currently, half-price tuition].

Thank you very much for visiting our booth at the Monozukuri Fair 2026. The entire sales team is very pleased. You can view the exhibited products at the following URL: ▼Highlights of Somax Inc. products at Monozukuri Fair 2026 https://www.somax.co.jp/notice01/ We are currently offering free demonstrations, including in our cleaning test room! Please feel free to contact us!

Somax Corporation will be exhibiting at JIMTOF2026, which will be held from October 26 (Monday) to October 31 (Saturday), 2026! Event Name: JIMTOF2026 Website: https://www.jimtof.org/jp/index.html Booth Number: East 1 E1014 Organizer: Japan Machine Tool Builders' Association Tokyo Big Sight Inc. We look forward to your visit!

With the current processing methods and technologies, it is difficult to create complex shapes, integrated structures, lattice/honeycomb structures, porous structures, hollow structures, hybrid structures, and direct manufacturing from 3D data. Furthermore, through topology optimization and collaboration with generative design, we can achieve the creation of innovative aluminum parts that are not available from conventional or other companies, rapid development and prototyping of parts, dramatic reduction in the number of parts, ultra-lightweight and compact designs, cost reduction, and significant decreases in the number of processes and personnel involved. In this seminar, leading users such as J·3D, ODEC, and pioneers in white copper, who have achieved remarkable results in aluminum part manufacturing using metal 3D printers, will discuss key points and precautions for implementation and utilization, various manufacturing methods and technologies, rapid, low-cost, high-quality manufacturing techniques, uniquely developed next-generation AM technologies, groundbreaking case studies that significantly differentiate from other companies' parts, as well as factors for failure and secrets to success. Based on numerous research results and rich manufacturing achievements, we will provide a clear and concrete explanation for those considering implementation, beginners with interest, and those who have just started in the field. [Currently, half-price tuition] When applying, please write "Other [8,500 yen]" in the "Other" section above the application form on our website.

[Speaker] Kuniomi Mabuchi, Co-Founder and CEO of XinobiAI Inc. [Key Lecture Content] The evolution of generative AI is expanding from the digital space into the real world. How will "Physical AI," which recognizes, judges, and acts through robotics and autonomous driving, change industries, society, and our work? In this lecture, based on the book "The True Nature of Physical AI," we will clearly explain its fundamental concepts, the technologies supporting its evolution, trends among major global companies and countries, and areas of application such as manufacturing and logistics. Furthermore, we will explore the changing roles and responsibilities of humans and AI/machines, unravel Japan's strengths and challenges, and envision the changes in industry and society towards the 2030s, as well as the future brought about by Physical AI. [Lecture Topics] 1. What is Physical AI? - Changes occurring after "Generative AI" 2. Technologies supporting the evolution of Physical AI 3. Global competitive trends and changes in industrial structure 4. The potential of Physical AI spreading in the field 5. How will human work and responsibilities change? 6. Outlook for the 2030s and Japan's potential 7. Q&A / Business card exchange

[Lecture Topics] 1. How Will Data Centers Change in the AI Era - The Current State of Watt-Bit Collaboration and What is Needed to Transform Concepts into Actual Demand Wataru Kurata, Manager, Telecommunications and Media Industry, Fortience Consulting Inc. 1. It’s not that power is "insufficient," but rather "unable to be transported." 2. The current state of watt-bit collaboration. 3. Where are the new aggregation points? 4. The idea that "if you build it, they will come" does not hold. 5. What will the next generation of data centers look like? 6. Q&A / Business Card Exchange 2. The Current Status and Future of All-Photonics Networks (APN) Akira Sugiyama, General Manager, Strategic Sales Engineering Division, Network Customer Success Division, 1Finity Inc. 1. All-Photonics Network (APN) 2. AI Data Centers and Interconnections between DCs 3. Distributed Data Center Computing 4. Evolution of Coherent Technology 5. Expansion of APN into Submarine Cable Networks 6. Q&A / Business Card Exchange