[Reference] [Past News] Densitron will showcase its latest solutions for the broadcasting industry at the 2022 NAB Show (April 24-27, Las Vegas Convention Center, USA).

A comfortable operating experience of HMI (Human-Machine Interaction) that meets the expectations of professionals and creators.

Devices equipped with touch panels, such as smartphones, tablets, and ATMs, have become common, and we intuitively operate these devices by touching or swiping the screen without thinking about it. However, touch and swipe are not always intuitive and reliable. In professional equipment such as medical devices, video/broadcasting equipment, and control devices, there is still a strong demand for dials for fine adjustments and buttons that provide a definite click feel. Additionally, in industrial equipment, complex input devices that combine GUI and touch panels with dials and buttons are useful. The Tactila products offered by Densitron are unique and groundbreaking products that integrate fingertip operations like dials and push buttons into touch panels. The design of the screen and the settings for the operation targets can be designed by the users themselves using an evaluation kit. If you would like a product demonstration, please contact us using the form below.

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• Industrial PCs

175.52mm in height with high resolution (1920×624), high brightness, and wide viewing angles. 16.9-inch capacitive touch panel LCD monitor.

The UReady series can be directly mounted in a 19-inch rack. It features a horizontally long 16.9-inch capacitive touch panel LCD monitor that fits within a height of 4U (176mm). It supports DVI, DP, and VGA interfaces for input. With its high resolution and ample 4U height, it is suitable for the following applications: - For the broadcasting industry, it can display multiple video image thumbnails, still images, icons, and buttons, while the capacitive touch panel allows for intuitive operation. - For server/network/power systems, there is no need for foldable LCD monitors or mice that are only assembled when needed. It can be permanently installed in the rack for status display and control via touch operation. It also supports high-definition display at 119ppi, making it usable for many applications. 【Features】 ■ Can be mounted in a 19-inch rack (4U height) ■ Supports a wide viewing angle of ±85 degrees in all directions ■ Backlight lifespan of 50,000 hours (half-life of initial value) ■ Equipped with a multi-touch (10 points) capacitive touch panel (USB interface)

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• Other network tools
• Other server related

19-inch rack mount 2U high 54-button LCD monitor with built-in X86 CPU for remote control of other devices.

This is an all-in-one PC that combines a self-developed single-board computer with a high-resolution LCD monitor and 54 transparent push buttons. The interfaces include Ethernet and USB. The DM-163GN-MBXR04 is equipped with an Intel Pentium Processor N4200 Quad-core. It can run either Linux or Windows as the operating system. The display features a high-resolution LCD module with a resolution of 1,920 x 285, offering a wide viewing angle and high brightness. The push buttons are transparent, providing a reliable click feel that cannot be achieved with a touch panel, while also allowing for individual button displays or a unified screen display. The interfaces include Ethernet (10/100/1000 Mbps) and USB. You can create application software to remotely control other devices over the network.

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We would like to extend our heartfelt congratulations on the continued prosperity of your esteemed company. Our company will be exhibiting at the following trade show, where we will introduce a number of products, including our new product, the Pillow Packaging Full Air Tightness Inspection Machine MSQ-2003. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience during your busy schedule, but we would like to invite you to visit us at this opportunity. 【 Exhibition Name 】 JAPAN PACK 2025 Japan Packaging Industry Exhibition https://www.japanpack.jp/ 【 Dates 】 October 7 (Tuesday) to October 10 (Friday), 2025 *4 days 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM 【 Venue / Booth Number 】 Tokyo Big Sight / East Hall 8, Booth 8-505

Nitto Kohki will exhibit at the "30th Mechanical Components Technology Exhibition [Tokyo]" held at Makuhari Messe Hall 5 from July 9 (Wednesday) to July 11 (Friday). [Booth Number: Hall 5 31-32] At this exhibition, we will showcase a variety of products, including the electric suction hand "e-VEE" with a built-in pump that does not require compressed air, a cordless belt sander, the electric driver "Delvo" that can be mounted on robots, and the "Flow Monitor" that allows for easy visualization of the flow of cooling water in molds and other applications.

[Instructor] Mr. Tsuyoshi Igarashi, CEO of Leaders Creative Lab Inc. [Key Lecture Content] "Each individual has potential, yet the team fails to achieve results." "Members only do what they are told; they lack proposal skills." "I am struggling with what to do as a leader." "I want to increase the engagement of both members and leaders." "I want to create a self-managing team." Are you facing such concerns and challenges? The daily words and actions of a leader can significantly change the team. When just one leader changes, a team of dozens or even hundreds can achieve remarkable results, even with the same members. We will share know-how from real experiences on how both leaders and members can create a vibrant and fulfilling self-managing team.

[Lecturer] Professor, Aichi Institute of Technology, Comprehensive Technology Research Institute Member, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, Subcommittee on Decarbonized Fuel Policy Member, Carbon Management Subcommittee, among others Mr. Motohiro Kondo [Former Toyota Motor Corporation] [Key Lecture Content] In our country, there are already recycling laws for specific products, and in the automotive sector, appropriate recycling and processing are progressing in accordance with the "Automobile Recycling Law." On the other hand, in response to carbon neutrality and the issue of marine plastic waste, the structure and materials of automobiles themselves are changing, and it is necessary to change our efforts towards recycling used products to facilitate the transition to a circular society. Additionally, some countries have already strengthened their initiatives, starting from addressing these environmental issues, with a focus on enhancing their industrial competitiveness and fostering new industries. In this seminar, we will explain the trends in these foreign countries and our country's policies, as well as efforts towards recycling automotive plastic waste in the formation of a circular society. [Lecture Items] 1. Direction of our country's efforts towards GX and CE 2. Trends in automotive recycling in foreign countries 3. Towards advanced automotive recycling 4. Summary 5. Q&A / Business card exchange

[Lecturer] Professor Kazuhiro Fukushiro, Graduate School of Technology Management, Yamaguchi University [Key Lecture Content] As the electric vehicle (EV) market grows, a pressing issue is the processing of used lithium-ion batteries utilized in EVs. From the perspective of environmental conservation and securing metal resources, the recycling of used lithium-ion batteries has become an urgent challenge. This lecture will explain the current state of upstream processes in recycling, such as the collection and dismantling of used batteries, trends in the development and practical application of recycling technologies like hydrometallurgical and pyrometallurgical processes, and the realities of domestic and international businesses involved in recycling. Additionally, it will touch upon the recycling of solid-state batteries, which are expected to be practical in the future. [Lecture Items] 1. Market trends for EVs and lithium-ion batteries for EVs 2. Structure, positive electrode materials, and lifespan of lithium-ion batteries 3. Collection and dismantling of used lithium-ion batteries 4. Recycling technologies (hydrometallurgy, pyrometallurgy, and others) 5. Development trends in recycling technologies for solid-state batteries 6. Realities and future prospects of the recycling business 7. Q&A