Seiko Electric Co., Ltd. will exhibit at LED Next Stage 2014.

Explosion-proof LED lighting fixtures using straight LED lamps compliant with the International Harmonized Explosion Protection Guidelines 2008 standard for explosion-proof areas such as chemical plants.

Launch of Explosion-Proof LED Lighting Fixtures (LZAB Series) These LED lighting fixtures can be installed in explosion-proof areas such as chemical plants, oil refineries, and hydrogen stations. The light source (lamp) can be replaced independently, allowing for reduced capital investment during lighting equipment updates compared to conventional integrated LED lighting fixtures. Additionally, it achieves brightness equivalent to a high-output FHF32 two-lamp setup while reducing power consumption by approximately 36% compared to traditional fluorescent lamps (based on our company's estimation conditions). It meets explosion-proof performance standards for Zone 1, Zone 2 areas, and hydrogen areas. ■ Product Features ○ Achieves brightness equivalent to a high-output FHF32 two-lamp setup, with power consumption reduced by approximately 36%. ○ Uses straight LED lamps as the light source. ○ Lamps can be replaced using the same method as conventional light sources (FLR/FHF). ○ Compatible with Zone 1, Zone 2 areas, and hydrogen areas.

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It demonstrates its performance and versatility in the field of exterior lighting, such as downlights and gate lights.

Seiko and Electric has quickly entered the field of optoelectronics as a "comprehensive manufacturer of light and information." They produce LED lamps and chips developed in-house, as well as LED modules for lighting. Additionally, they are engaged in the development and manufacturing of industrial lighting fixtures that use these as light sources.

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At Eihon Seiki, we handle Brookfield's rotational viscometers, which are widely used by many customers. We offer consulting services such as measurement method proposals and data analysis to assist our customers with viscometers and rheometers. As part of our ongoing commitment to customer service, we have planned a viscometer user seminar. We will invite Professor Toshiyuki Shikata, an emeritus professor at Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, who is active in the field of rheology, to give a lecture covering the basics of viscosity and an introduction to viscoelasticity. There will also be opportunities to ask questions to Professor Shikata and our technical staff regarding any issues or uncertainties you may have in your daily work. We encourage you to consider participating in this opportunity. Seminar Overview: - We will provide an easy-to-understand lecture on the basics of viscosity and viscosity measurement. - We will explain points that can help improve the reproducibility of daily measurements and maintenance within your company. - We will introduce the dispersion of solutions and stability evaluation through live demonstrations. - You will have the opportunity to ask questions directly to Professor Shikata and Eihon Seiki's technical staff.

[Key Lecture Content] 1. The current status of geothermal heat in our country and the Ministry of the Environment's initiatives for its promotion Ministry of the Environment, Water and Air Quality Bureau, Environmental Management Division, Environmental Pollution Control Office Assistant Director Matsui Tatsu 1. About geothermal heat 2. About groundwater heat 3. Utilization for energy conservation 4. Utilization for decarbonization 5. Q&A / Business card exchange 2. Technological trends of geothermal heat pumps and advanced examples from Japan and abroad Non-profit organization Geothermal Utilization Promotion Association Chairman Sasada Masakatsu 1. Overview of geothermal heat pumps and their energy-saving and environmental properties 2. Trends in closed-loop technology 3. Trends in open-loop technology 4. Technological trends of air conditioning systems using geothermal heat as a heat source 5. Future prospects for geothermal heat pumps 6. Q&A / Business card exchange

[Speaker] Cabinet Office, Government of Japan Science and Technology Innovation Promotion Office Planning Officer Takayuki Sato [Key Lecture Content] Japan's AI policy is structured around the fundamental directions of "balancing innovation promotion and risk response" and "international cooperation." In the AI Basic Plan established at the end of last year, we aim to pursue "trustworthy AI" that maintains a human-centered AI society where individual dignity is respected, enabling continuous collaboration between humans and AI. Our goal is to make Japan "the easiest country in the world to develop and utilize AI." This lecture will provide an overview of Japan's AI policies, including examples of initiatives. [Lecture Items] 1. Evolution and development trends of AI 2. Japan's AI policy (background of the AI law enactment, promotion system, etc.) 3. AI-related initiatives (AI Basic Plan, AI guidelines, etc.) 4. Q&A / Business card exchange

In this 5S seminar, we won't just stop at "organizing and tidying up." We will provide plenty of tips on how to utilize 5S as a "visualization of work" and a "tool for discovering waste," evolving the workplace into a more comfortable and productive environment! ✅ Improvement tips you can use starting tomorrow ✅ Engaging and practical exercises and workshops that will inspire and excite you From "doing it because I was told to" to "wanting to take action myself" Your step forward will lead to the evolution of the entire team. This is an opportunity to cultivate a "mindset for improvement" among young employees and enhance the autonomy of the entire organization. From "waiting for instructions" to "thinking and taking action" As you become more accustomed to your work, you will notice the waste and potential that exists. Now, let's gain the "power to change" with 5S! Benefits of 5S: 1. People grow 2. Time becomes more abundant 3. The workplace environment improves 4. 5S does not require significant costs 5. It can be implemented regardless of company size or job type 6. It is appreciated by stakeholders We will teach you the tips to transform 5S from something done because a superior said to do it, or only when there is time, into an enjoyable and sustainable practice. *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.

This exhibition is one of the largest specialized symposiums in Japan, focusing on fullerenes, carbon nanotubes (CNT), graphene, nanomaterials, advanced materials, functional materials, and two-dimensional materials. Many researchers and engineers involved in material development, device applications, measurement and analysis, research and development, and mass production technology will attend. At our booth, we will introduce products and technological solutions that support research in nanocarbon, advanced material evaluation, device development, and industrial applications from fundamental research. ■ Planned Exhibits - Products from PicoQuant - Ultra-high stability interferometer "GEMINI" (NIREOS) - Superconducting nanowire single-photon detector (SNSPD) (Single Quantum) - Broadband wavelength-tunable laser 400–1000nm SuperK CHROMATUNE (NKT Photonics)