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Gutenberg Inc. will be exhibiting at the "Automotive World (Tokyo)" held at Tokyo Big Sight. New technologies on cutting-edge themes in the automotive industry, such as carbon neutrality, electrification, autonomous driving, connected cars, and lightweighting, will be showcased all in one place. The event is expanding in scale year by year as a venue for technical consultations and business negotiations with automobile manufacturers, auto parts manufacturers, and suppliers from around the world. We sincerely look forward to your visit.

Gutenberg Co., Ltd. will be exhibiting at "TCT Japan" held at Tokyo Big Sight. This exhibition is a comprehensive showcase of 3D printing and additive manufacturing (AM) technologies. It will create opportunities to encounter technologies that accelerate and optimize the manufacturing processes of new products and technology development across various industries through the application of 3D printing/AM technologies. We sincerely look forward to your visit.

Starting with our first PEEK-compatible 3D printer, the "G-ZERO MP1," the G-ZERO series of domestically produced 3D printers achieves industry-leading printing speeds as a super engineering plastic-compatible machine using the FFF method. Furthermore, by optimally combining with the high-performance resin POTICON filament, it simultaneously realizes fine detail, high rigidity, and high strength, enabling high-performance printing at a practical level. In this presentation, we will discuss the future of robotics that the G-ZERO series and POTICON FILAMENT will pave the way for. Details https://irex.nikkan.co.jp/webinar/detail/1509

We have published a case study on the introduction of G-ZERO L1 by the National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT) under the title "The Power of Prototyping Supporting Communication During Disasters." At the Resilient ICT Research Center of NICT, which aims to achieve "uninterrupted communication," we spoke with Mr. Takeshi Sato, a research technician in the Sustainable ICT Systems Research Laboratory, and Mr. Kota Kido, the chief of the Manufacturing Group in the Radio Utilization Management and Manufacturing Office of the Business Planning Department, about the realities of the research field and the importance of prototyping. Please take a moment to read it.