We will be exhibiting at JP2019 ICT and Printing Exhibition from May 31 to June 1, 2019.

Are you concerned about the "printing smell" from packaging paper and similar materials? We have achieved printing that can suppress unpleasant odors!

"Odorless Ink (R)" reduces the smell of the ink itself by using carefully selected low-odor raw materials. Furthermore, by incorporating special deodorizing components, it can break down and adsorb the odor components that typically emanate from printed materials, thereby suppressing "printing odor." Additionally, it is a low-odor ink that takes the environment into consideration by including "adsorption-type deodorants." While maintaining the fundamental functions required of ink, such as "color reproduction" and "drying properties," it continues to exhibit reliable deodorizing effects by incorporating "special adsorbents." We have successfully reduced the accumulation of odors significantly, achieving approximately a 1-point reduction in sensory evaluation of printed materials compared to other companies' inks. 【Features】 ■ Does not affect the basic functions of the ink ■ Contains "special adsorbents" ■ Significantly reduces odor accumulation ■ Suppresses low odor characteristics of the ink and odors before and after drying ■ Good color reproduction, drying properties, and print suitability *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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[Speaker] Yukari Nagata, CEO of Data Viz Lab Inc. [Key Lecture Content] The use of AI in companies often remains at the "point" level (PoC, partial use), and there is insufficient advancement in utilizing it through "lines" across business and operational processes. This year, it is expected that many companies will focus on balancing "offensive" and "defensive" strategies. We will explain practical data management concepts and specific measures, covering data strategy design, quality management, governance, and organizational embedding. [Lecture Items] 1. Reasons why corporate AI utilization stops at "points" 2. Overall design for AI utilization that operates on "lines" 3. Data strategy calculated backward from business value 4. Practical data quality management 5. Governance design: Balancing offense and defense 6. Data infrastructure and metadata utilization in the AI era 7. How to create organization, roles, and embedding 8. Implementation roadmap 9. Q&A / Business card exchange

[Lecturer] CES 2026 Innovation Award Judge Special Researcher / IT Journalist, Zhao Zhang-eun, KDDI Research Institute [Key Lecture Content] At CES 2026, the world's largest technology exhibition, Hyundai Motor Group's Boston Dynamics showcased the humanoid "Atlas," which was publicly unveiled for the first time as a representative example of physical AI. This humanoid is not merely a laboratory-level imitation of human movement, but a humanoid designed to surpass humans for use in manufacturing environments. LG also presented a home robot that continues to be developed to free people from household chores. It can take ingredients out of the refrigerator and put them in the oven, as well as take laundry out of the washing machine and fold it. The humanoids from South Korea feature a national representative foundation model that understands Korean and have distinctive hands and fingers. South Korean companies such as Samsung, LG, SK, and Hyundai Motor aim to become the global leaders in physical AI by 2030, and they have begun preparations for AI factories where AI robots understand the environment and perform tasks. Let's find business insights from South Korea's strategy, which actively collaborates with global big tech companies and engages in industry-academia-government partnerships.

This is aimed at those who want to learn about sensors from scratch, introducing the mechanisms of sensors, the characteristics and usage of each sensor, and considerations to keep in mind when choosing them. There are no difficult formulas, so I believe even those from non-technical backgrounds can participate. ■ Date: February 3, 2026 (Tuesday) 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM ■ Organized by: Tech Design Co., Ltd. ■ Venue: Online

In today's society, where the promotion of digital transformation (DX) is advancing, many companies are attempting to utilize data to address issues such as labor shortages and improve operational efficiency. However, there are also companies that struggle to effectively promote data utilization due to a lack of IT literacy and data scientists. For example, they may face challenges such as handling vast amounts of data or the difficulties of implementation (such as workforce development). In this webinar, we will introduce the concepts and tips for data analysis. Additionally, we will discuss techniques for managing work smartly by leveraging AI in the field of data analysis. This is a webinar that we encourage everyone who wants to start utilizing data or those who wish to revisit the fundamentals of data utilization to attend! It has become a very popular webinar. We look forward to your participation!

Are there any tasks such as on-site reports, inspections, or daily reports that you think would be convenient if they could be done with an app, but have not been realized? In this seminar, we will introduce how easily business applications can be created using the no-code tool "Platio," and how they are used on-site, primarily through actual screen demonstrations. By observing the flow of app creation and the user experience, you will be able to determine if Platio fits your company's operations and visualize how it can be utilized. This seminar is recommended for those who have heard of Platio but want to know specifically what can be done with it and how it is used.