Understanding the detailed damage situation of buildings - Measurement Earthquake Disaster Prevention System VissQ

A report on the co-hosted webinar with JX Communications titled "Initial Response Decisions for Office Building and Facility Managers During an Earthquake - A Process for Business Resumption Through Damage Assessment and Surrounding Information Gathering" has been released.

In light of the anticipated occurrence of large-scale earthquakes such as the Nankai Trough and a direct earthquake beneath the capital, it has become a crucial issue for office building and facility managers to determine "how to assess and act immediately after a disaster" in order to resume business operations. After an earthquake occurs, on-site assessments will confirm the safety of buildings through a damage assessment system, guiding initial response actions. Meanwhile, the headquarters must understand the damage status of multiple buildings as well as the surrounding disaster conditions, prioritizing responses and providing support accordingly. In this webinar, we will introduce how to acquire and integrate information from both the "inside" and "outside" of buildings, and how to connect this to decision-making and execution after a disaster, with specific outputs, presented by two companies: Hakusan Kogyo, a professional in seismic disaster prevention, and JX Communications. Event Overview: Date: August 5, 2026 (Wednesday) 12:10 PM - 1:00 PM Participation Fee: Free Method: Conducted via Zoom

An article about the disaster assessment system was published in the April issue of Electrical Engineering Technology.

The disaster assessment support system "Gragram," developed in collaboration with JR East Japan Architectural Design, has been featured in the Transportation Newspaper.