Seiko and Denki will be exhibiting at the Lighting Fair 2019.

This single unit provides reliable lighting for both normal and emergency situations! It is a waterproof emergency lighting fixture with an IP55 protection rating, suitable for outdoor use.

The moisture-proof and waterproof emergency LED lighting fixtures (VYAA and VYBA series) comply with protection rating IP55 and can be installed in indoor environments where dust is generated or in outdoor environments without a roof. The inherent energy consumption efficiency is 142 lm/W (*1), achieving one of the highest energy efficiencies in the industry for waterproof emergency LED lighting fixtures. Additionally, by offering two types of body materials—stainless steel for the LYAA series and steel plate for the LYBA series—we provide a total of 160 models with a rich variety of products, allowing you to choose the optimal model according to the installation location. Separate from the light source that operates normally, the emergency light source, which lights up during a power outage using a built-in rechargeable battery, is consolidated at the end of the fixture. When installed in the same area as the moisture-proof and waterproof LED fixtures (LYAA and LYBA series), the design can be unified. Furthermore, the installation spacing during emergency lighting can be wider than that of conventional light sources (fluorescent lamps), allowing for a reduction in the number of installations. This helps to keep initial costs down during new installations or upgrades. <Product Variations> Total of 160 models Brightness: 5 types Mounting types: 8 types Body materials: 2 types Light source color (color temperature): 2 types

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The first in the domestic industry: Emergency LED lighting equipment that can be used in explosion-proof areas. Certified by the Industrial Safety and Technology Association, approved by the Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, displaying the JIL mark.

The first in the domestic industry: Emergency LED lighting fixtures that can be used in explosion-proof areas Launch of explosion-proof emergency LED lighting fixtures (VZAA series) We have launched the first explosion-proof emergency LED lighting fixtures in the domestic industry that can be installed in explosion-proof areas where there is a risk of explosion or fire due to flammable gases or combustible liquids. Currently, emergency lighting fixtures specified by the Building Standards Act are limited to "incandescent lamps" and "fluorescent lamps," and the use of LEDs as emergency light sources has not been permitted. Therefore, while there have been LED emergency lighting fixtures that received certification based on the Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism's certification system and passed the self-assessment of emergency lighting fixtures by the Japan Lighting Manufacturers Association, they could not be used in explosion-proof areas where there is a risk of explosion or fire. In response to the many voices wishing for the use of LED as an emergency light source even in explosion-proof areas, we have developed explosion-proof emergency LED lighting fixtures that have passed type testing from the Japan Industrial Safety and Health Association, received certification from the Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, and display the JIL mark from the Japan Lighting Manufacturers Association, making us the first in the domestic industry to do so. Orders will begin on September 15, 2016. Since the JIL mark is affixed to the product, the building confirmation process can continue smoothly as before.

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Contributing to the all-LED lighting in industrial areas! Launching fluorescent lamp alternatives equipped with LED emergency light units and sealed emergency LED lighting fixtures.

The sealed emergency LED lighting fixtures (VCMA series) comply with protection rating IP55 and can be installed in indoor environments where dust is generated or in outdoor environments without a roof. Utilizing our unique optical design technology, we ensure efficient brightness in both normal and emergency situations through light distribution control. Particularly during emergency lighting, the installation spacing can be wider than traditional light sources (fluorescent lamps), allowing for a reduction in the number of units installed and lowering initial costs. The straight tube LED lamp, which serves as the light source during normal operation, is housed in a highly sealed lamp protection cover, making it resistant to dirt and corrosion, and protecting the lamp from external impacts. Since a straight tube LED lamp is used, lamp replacement is possible. During a power outage, the emergency light source is consolidated at the end of the fixture and lights up using a built-in battery. When installed in the same area as the sealed LED fixtures (LCMA series), the design can be unified. Additionally, a lamp monitor (green) lights up to indicate the charging status of the emergency light at a glance. If the green lamp is lit during normal operation, it indicates normal function; if the lamp monitor is off, it is time to replace the rechargeable battery due to its lifespan. The estimated lifespan of the rechargeable battery is 4 to 6 years. Battery replacement can be easily and quickly performed while the fixture is installed.

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[Exhibition Display] Demonstration of pineapple adhesion dynamics using collaborative robots Dynamic display using collaborative robots and tool changers for gripping Static display of a 5kg dual-sided gripper Comparison of ejector compressed air consumption Various suction pads Foam gripper, etc. We recommend visiting on the first or second day when you can view the exhibits with relative ease. *The third day (Friday) is expected to be very crowded. 【Gripper Sale Event】 We will be selling the following two products at a discounted price at the exhibition booth. Please inquire about the special prices at the venue. ■ 'KENOS Gripper KVGL.400.100, N214.FR6.S2' URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HsNRwrDtjW0 ■ 'Collaborative Robot Hand KCS.Q110.N301.110.FR6.SX422.V1.X.X' URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFKg3blZzdQ These products are ideal not only for actual applications but also for use as test machines. How about taking this opportunity?

Watanabe Trading Company will be exhibiting at "SEMICON Japan 2025" in collaboration with its group companies, Amaya Manufacturing, Wacom Manufacturing, and Tomco. At our booth, we will introduce quartz chambers, silicone rubber, surface modification processing, and the AI visual inspection device "NulMiL," among others. We look forward to your visit.

[Speaker] Masato Kimura, International Journalist in London [Key Lecture Content] The 30th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP30) was held in Belém, Pará, Brazil, at the mouth of the Amazon River. The much-anticipated roadmap for phasing out fossil fuels revealed deep divisions, with the only significant outcome being the tripling of adaptation funding to \$120 billion per year. Moreover, the deadline was pushed back from 2030 to 2035, becoming merely a target. The lack of leadership from Brazil, the host country prioritizing the image of being "the leader of the Amazon," the absence of the United States, Europe's financial struggles, and China's prioritization of its own interests have all contributed to these divisions. Amid escalating North-South conflicts between developed and developing countries, the United Nations' multilateralism is becoming dysfunctional. [Lecture Items] 1. The venue, Belém 2. The emerging divisions 3. The absence of the United States - Big tech and fossil fuel companies are expanding data centers across the U.S. 4. The increasing presence of China - New energy ecosystems: solar power, storage, hydrogen 5. Japan becoming a regular recipient of the Fossil Award - CCS (carbon capture and storage), co-firing of hydrogen and ammonia 6. The rebellion of indigenous peoples 7. Q&A

[Speaker] Mizuho Research & Technologies Co., Ltd. Manager Takahiro Kirihara, Sustainability Consulting Division 1 [Key Lecture Content] In February 2025, the "GX2040 Vision" was announced. Recent domestic GX policies have primarily focused on supporting the supply of GX products, as exemplified by the GX Promotion Act and GX Transition Bonds. However, this vision emphasizes the need for demand stimulation measures for companies on the purchasing side, considering the current challenges in achieving carbon neutrality solely through market principles. As measures aimed at creating a GX market are planned for the future, we will examine the responses that companies should undertake to capture the anticipated expansion of the GX market. [Lecture Items] 1. Overview of domestic GX policies and the positioning of "visualization of GHG emissions" within GX policies 2. Overview of overseas policies related to "visualization of GHG emissions" 3. Recent trends in the visualization of GHG emissions 3.1 Movements regarding inter-company data collaboration in GHG emissions calculation 3.2 New indicators for GHG emissions; reduction performance 4. Responses that companies should undertake 5. Q&A / Business card exchange

[Speaker] Takuki Abe, President and CEO of CINCA Inc. [Key Lecture Content] "I can't find the seeds for new business." "I'm making no progress in launching new businesses haphazardly." This challenge faced by many companies is largely due to the know-how relying on individual experiences and not being established within the company as a reproducible "model." CINCA specializes in the 0→1 of new business development and has established reproducible launch know-how through its experiences. In this lecture, Takuki Abe, the author of "The Ultimate Practical 0→1 Strategy Guide for Successful New Business Development," will present practical techniques for conducting reproducible business validation using generative AI. If you are struggling with launching new businesses, please join us. [Lecture Items] 1. Overview of new business 2. How to generate high-probability business ideas 3. Practical implementation of problem discovery and value validation interviews 4. Q&A