Announcement of participation in Metal Japan (High-Performance Metal Exhibition)!

Bringing the super antibacterial properties of copper closer to you! Introducing copper foil thread sheets that can be used in various ways for infection control.

Our company offers a strong and flexible "copper foil thread sheet." It has a high antibacterial power that reduces bacteria by 1/10,000 in just 15 minutes. It can be utilized in various ways for infection control. Additionally, its excellent processability allows for the creation of various products through cutting, rolling, covering, and sticking. By leveraging the antibacterial properties of the copper foil thread sheet, it can be used in various situations, such as attaching it to doorknobs and switches like bags, masks, or seals. It is an excellent product that allows for easy antibacterial treatment of everyday items. 【Features】 ■ Strong and flexible ■ High antibacterial power that reduces bacteria by 1/10,000 in 15 minutes ■ Versatile use for infection control ■ Excellent processability allows for the creation of various products *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Utilizing its thin and lightweight characteristics, we will achieve a smoother cable with better bending properties!

"Ultra-fine copper foil wire" is a copper foil wire with an outer diameter of 0.11mm or less. It is possible to manufacture with a minimum diameter of 0.07mm. Utilizing its thin and lightweight characteristics, it achieves a smoother and more flexible cable. It can be used as shielding material for cables for robots (FA) and medical cables. 【Features】 ■ Copper foil wire with an outer diameter of 0.11mm or less ■ Minimum diameter of 0.07mm can be manufactured ■ Thin and lightweight ■ Achieves a smoother and more flexible cable *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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We are introducing a wealth of information about copper foil threads, including manufacturing processes and the antibacterial properties of copper foil thread sheets!

Our company's "copper foil wire" excels in "flexibility, pliability, and lightweight" compared to round copper wire, and is used as a conductor for communication and various cables. In recent years, it has been adopted as a shielding material for electromagnetic wave countermeasures in aerospace, aviation, medical, and automotive applications. Additionally, with our in-house developed equipment and skilled craftsmanship, we manufacture ultra-fine wires and ultra-fine bundled wires ranging from 10μ to 50μ as conductors for ultra-fine and super ultra-fine cables used in medical and IT devices. Other material types include tin plating and silver plating, allowing us to respond to various specifications by changing the type of core wire. This document includes the manufacturing process of copper foil wire, the antibacterial properties of copper foil wire sheets, and an introduction to products using copper foil wire. [Contents] ■ What is "copper foil wire"? ■ What is "ultra-fine copper foil wire"? ■ Introduction to the manufacturing process of copper foil wire ■ Antibacterial properties of copper foil wire sheets ■ Introduction to products using "copper foil wire" *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Speaker] Mr. Takashi Fujita, Economist, Economic Research Department, Meiji Yasuda Research Institute, Inc. [Key Lecture Content] In this lecture, we will explore the social roles that autonomous driving and robot taxis can play, starting from the recent serious shortage of taxis, and systematically address the challenges for their social implementation from multiple perspectives. Considering structural changes such as the decrease and aging of taxi drivers and the increase in demand from foreign visitors to Japan, we will compare the trends of overseas companies like Waymo with the characteristics of demonstration experiments conducted by Japanese automobile manufacturers. Additionally, we will explain the current state of responsibility determination in the event of accidents during Level 4 autonomous driving, the insurance system, and the development of legal frameworks, while looking ahead to the necessary public-private and cross-industry collaboration to enhance social acceptance. [Lecture Items] 1. Structural factors of taxi shortages, increase in foreign visitors, and transportation demand 2. Leading examples from overseas and strengths of Japanese companies 3. Achievements and challenges of domestic demonstration experiments 4. Responsibility determination in the event of accidents 5. Relationship between compulsory insurance, voluntary insurance, and the Product Liability Law 6. Barriers to social acceptance 7. Responses towards social implementation 8. Q&A / Business card exchange

[Speaker] Abe Shinsei, Representative of Abe CN Consultant Director (Outside) of Electric Power Development Co., Ltd. Former Executive Director of Toyota Motor Corporation / Former Director of BluE Nexus Mr. Abe Shinsei [Key Lecture Content] With the European Commission reconsidering the 35-year engine phase-out and the future of electric vehicles becoming increasingly uncertain and diverse in achieving carbon neutrality, China is leading the world in the evolution of automobiles, including the proliferation of electric vehicles and the practical application of autonomous driving. In this lecture, I will explain the direction of automobiles for achieving carbon neutrality, what the added value of automobiles is for users, and touch upon the threats posed by China's evolution in the automotive sector. [Lecture Items] 1. Latest Trends in Electric Mobility 2. The Threat from China 3. Reasons for the Return to HEV and PHEV 4. Future Challenges and Initiatives 5. Q&A / Business Card Exchange

[Lecturer] Daisuke Shirai, Ph.D. (Media Design), Chief Researcher, Frontier Communication Research Department, NTT Corporation Future Network Research Institute [Key Lecture Content] There is growing anticipation for quantum computers to tackle problems that are difficult to solve even with the latest computer and AI technologies. In this lecture, I will explain the optical quantum approach, which is gaining attention for its energy efficiency and scalability among various methods. I will cover the basic operating principles of optical quantum computers, an overview of measurement-induced operations and continuous-variable quantum bits, and the quantum light source using PPLN optical parametric amplifiers (OPA), which are key components of the optical quantum approach, along with points on miniaturization and energy saving. Additionally, I will present a roadmap for achieving one million quantum bits by 2030 and the prospects for a network-native quantum accelerator in IOWN.

SANDO TECH Co., Ltd. will be exhibiting at "CONVERTECH2026" held at Tokyo Big Sight. It is a comprehensive exhibition of manufacturing where you can see, touch, and feel. Starting from Roll to Roll processing technology, functional materials, films, processing machinery, and technology will come together to propose the realization of high added value and sustainable manufacturing. When you visit, please be sure to stop by our booth.

As students' values and criteria for choosing companies undergo significant changes, designing internships and forming a talent pool that resonates with the graduating class of 2028 is an important theme. Triangle Trust, in collaboration with the student organization Clarion, will hold an online seminar to gain insights on building suitable internships based on the real voices and latest trends from current second-year students at nine prestigious universities. ■ What you will gain from this seminar 1. The "reality of internships and job offers" from students at prestigious universities 2. Key points on student trends and internship design organized by experts ■ Seminar Program Overview 【Part 1】 Student Presentations (70 minutes) * Q&A session for students from companies (chat format) 【Part 2】 Internship Points for the Graduating Class of 2028 from a Student Perspective (25 minutes) 【Part 3】 Explanation of Recruitment for the Graduating Class of 2028 (25 minutes) ■ Event Overview Duration: 9 sessions held from February to May 2026 Presenting Students: 3 second-year students from prestigious universities per session Universities: Tokyo, Hitotsubashi, Keio, Waseda, Meiji, Aoyama Gakuin, Rikkyo, Chuo, Hosei Format: Online Target Audience: HR and recruitment personnel, business owners, executives, and frontline managers and leaders Capacity: 20 companies per session (1 participant per company) Participation Fee: 55,000 yen (tax included) per session