Production Management System "GROTRY" AI Scheduler

Qsol will exhibit at the "5th Smart Logistics EXPO: Logistics DX / Robotics / Carbon Neutral Exhibition" to be held at Tokyo Big Sight from January 21 (Wednesday) to January 23 (Friday), 2026. The "5th Smart Logistics EXPO: Logistics DX / Robotics / Carbon Neutral Exhibition" is a trade show showcasing the latest technologies aimed at solving various challenges faced by the logistics industry. It serves as a venue for discussions and technical consultations between exhibitors dealing with IoT, IT systems, AI, robotics, and logistics equipment for realizing smart logistics, and logistics professionals from the logistics and manufacturing industries aiming for automation, labor-saving, and digitalization. Our company is advancing research and development of a detection system specifically focused on "cargo collapse" among logistics challenges. By combining camera footage, sensor information, and AI technology from devices installed inside containers, we will reference a system for monitoring the real-time condition of cargo during transport and for early detection of cargo collapse. Exhibition Details: Date: January 21 (Wednesday) to January 23 (Friday), 2026, 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM Location: Tokyo Big Sight (3-11-1 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo) Tokyo Big Sight West Exhibition Hall, Booth Number: W20-32

Amid the rapid changes in society and the economy due to recent advancements in digitalization, the manufacturing industry faces various challenges such as improving productivity and product quality to strengthen competitiveness, inheriting the skills of experienced workers, and ensuring the stable operation of aging equipment. Additionally, factories often involve dangerous tasks, presenting various risks such as heatstroke and labor accidents, making safety management for workers an urgent issue. Therefore, Shabondama Soap Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Wakamatsu Ward, Kitakyushu City; President: Hayato Morita) and Qsol Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Chuo Ward, Fukuoka City; President: Masahiko Inuzuka) will begin joint research utilizing AI, IoT, and wearable devices towards the realization of smart factories.