DKSH Japan Co., Ltd. will be exhibiting at BioPharma 2017.

High-sensitivity biosensor based on the SwichSENSE principle using DNA as a fixation tool.

heliX/heliX+ is a high-sensitivity device for analyzing molecular interactions and protein properties that adopts a new principle called "SwitchSENSE," which uses DNA nanolevers as a immobilization tool. It has approximately 100 times the sensitivity of existing biosensors and possesses a wide range of applications and analytical capabilities, including the analysis of high-affinity interactions that are difficult to measure with conventional devices, dual specificity interaction analysis, and enzyme kinetics analysis of nucleic acid-related enzymes. Additionally, the chip can be reused multiple times. Since DNA is used for immobilization, it allows for a high degree of freedom in presenting molecules on the chip, such as immobilizing two types of molecules. There are also no effects from the immobilization matrix. Furthermore, being a sensor that uses nucleic acids allows for easy implementation of enzyme kinetics analysis for nucleic acid-related enzymes such as polymerases and endonucleases, and it demonstrates significant power in evaluating inhibitors of viral proliferation. The modular design of the device also enables easy high-throughput capabilities. It can be utilized in a wide range of research, from drug discovery to biophysical fundamental research on biomolecules.

• Analytical Equipment and Devices

A flow imaging microscope capable of particle size distribution and particle image analysis in solution. It is used for detecting impurities in biopharmaceuticals.

Features - Measurement possible with a small sample volume (100 μL and above) - Measurable particle size: 0.3 μm to 600 μm - High-resolution image analysis through threshold optimization - Equipped with autofocus function - Capable of saving raw image (video) files - No sheath fluid required - Easy replacement of flow cell and simple cleaning - Lens interchangeable (2X, 4X, 10X, 20X) - Compatible with dedicated auto-sampler - Compliant with 21 CFR Part 11

• Other physicochemical equipment

High-precision viscosity measurement with a minimum of 10μL of micro-sample, up to 100,000 cp. Fully automated system compatible with 96-well plates. Also supports shear rate scanning.

A new ultra-micro viscometer utilizing microfluidic control and microelectromechanical systems technology. The VROC Initium is a fully automated model that handles everything from sample introduction to channel cleaning, solving the issues of traditional viscosity measurement that required cumbersome procedures and large sample volumes. It contributes to research and development and quality control across a wide range of fields, including biopharmaceuticals, biological samples, inkjet inks, various petrochemical products, and battery materials. [Features] - Fully automated system compatible with 96 wells - High precision and high reproducibility - Supports temperature and shear rate scanning - Small sample volume (10 μL and up) - Wide measurement range (0.2 to 100,000 cp) - High shear rate capability (up to 1.6 million /sec) - Accurate temperature control (4 to 70 °C) - Closed system measurement - Compatible with non-Newtonian fluids

• Composite Materials
• Viscometer
• Testing Equipment and Devices

[Speaker] Masayo Hoshina, Ph.D. Executive Officer, Accenture Japan Head of Data & AI Group, Accenture Japan Co-Head, Accenture Innovation Hub Tokyo [Key Lecture Content] The emergence of large language models is subjecting all industries to waves of transformation. Particularly in sales and administrative roles, it has been pointed out that an average of 44% of labor hours could be changed by AI. In this lecture, we will introduce the current state of AI implementation while providing an overview of AI from the past to the future, examining both the growth opportunities and risks presented by AI from multiple perspectives. While AI serves as a catalyst for growth for companies and workers, it is also a disruptor that fundamentally changes the nature of work. As companies stand at a significant crossroads, we will clearly explain the pathway to the total enterprise reinvention (TER) of the entire organization.

[Speaker] Kenji Kikuchi, Executive Fellow, MDB Business Division, Japan Management Association Research Institute [Lecture Items] 1. Important latest research trends to consider for the future 2. Latest methods for gathering business information to promote new business development, new product development, and exploration of new applications with a future-oriented perspective 3. Case studies on information gathering - perspectives on information collection and utilization 4. Understanding future growth businesses that new business, new product development, and new application exploration leaders/representatives should know 5. How to cultivate a perspective for looking 10 years ahead 6. Introduction to the latest business information sources to know now for anticipating growth businesses in 2035 7. Q&A / Business card exchange

Daiichi Shoko Co., Ltd. will be exhibiting at the "High Precision and Difficult Processing Technology Exhibition 2025" held at Tokyo Big Sight. This exhibition is a "specialized technology exhibition" that provides appropriate solutions to the challenges and needs of diversified manufacturing. We plan to showcase high-precision precision machined parts at the booth of the Monozukuri Support Center Shimotsuwa. We look forward to your visit.

Kanematsu Corporation exhibited at the "IIFES2025 Advanced Technology Comprehensive Exhibition for Automation and Measurement" held at Tokyo Big Sight. This exhibition recorded over 40,000 visitors in the previous year and is one of the largest specialized exhibitions for measurement and control in Japan. Our company showcased the cloud inventory management software "KG ZAICO" at the booth of our partner company, Kanematsu Electronics. For more details, please feel free to contact us.

In recent years, the environment surrounding accounting has changed significantly due to legal reforms, remote work, and labor shortages. On the other hand, many companies are facing challenges such as increased workload and inefficiency due to analog workflows and reliance on specific individuals. This seminar will clearly explain the key points for promoting "Accounting DX" that leads to solving these challenges, incorporating actual case studies. In particular, we will specifically introduce how to overcome the challenges related to "people" and "systems," which often become barriers to advancing DX, and how to create a structure that allows focus on "truly necessary tasks." Furthermore, we will focus on the "inefficiency of data integration" that many companies face after implementing expense reimbursement systems. We will explore how to eliminate issues such as double entry and human errors that can occur when integrating with HR and accounting systems through automation using no-code tools. Through the utilization of "ASTERIA Warp," which supports the automation of data integration with no-code technology, and case studies of the expense reimbursement system "Rakuraku Seisan," we will provide concrete tips for dramatically enhancing the productivity of accounting operations.