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"SynchroAZ" is a glasses-type IT system that incorporates a camera and display. NETIS registered product: CB-210007-A By simply "connecting a cable," video conferencing can start, making it easy for those with limited IT skills to operate. We are committed to improving productivity. Support is also available for the following: Free demo experience → Actual trial use → Implementation [Features] ■ Simple and easy, just turn on the power ■ No initial costs required ■ Long operation time possible with battery replacement ■ Access from multiple devices with one smart glass on-site ■ Ability to record work progress ■ Remote operation from the headquarters is possible You can also view materials that explain this in an easy-to-understand comic format below.

In inspection operations for pipes and waterways, challenges have arisen due to confined spaces, underground structures, and long-distance sections, such as "lack of signal" and "inability to share video." By utilizing an optional relay unit, SynchroEyes enables real-time video sharing even in environments where communication is difficult. This allows for remote presence, enabling situation confirmation and instructions without the need to be on-site. ■ For these concerns: - Unable to share video due to lack of signal inside pipes - Communication is interrupted in long waterways - Need to go on-site every time for supervision - Difficulties in safety management for confined space work - Time-consuming to share inspection status

In large-scale outdoor equipment inspections, it has been common for engineers from multiple fields such as machinery, electrical, and civil engineering to accompany the inspection and make confirmations and judgments on-site. However, gathering all specialized engineers on-site has become a significant burden due to travel costs, personnel coordination, and time loss. SyncroEyes enables a system where only the necessary engineers respond on-site by sharing real-time footage from the field, while others can participate remotely. This greatly improves the efficiency and flexibility of equipment inspections. ■ For concerns like these: - There is a need for engineers from multiple fields to accompany the inspection. - Scheduling is difficult, leading to delays in inspections. - There are costs associated with travel and personnel. - There is a shortage of specialized engineers. - On-site response is required even for minor confirmations.

In on-site inspections, it is common for technical sales to check the site conditions and compile proposals. However, detailed judgments and specification discussions require collaboration with the design and construction departments, and it is not uncommon for follow-up confirmations or re-visits to occur. By sharing the site via Teams, we can enable more accurate and speedy proposals, eliminate waste such as rework, re-investigations, and redesigns, and significantly improve productivity. ■For these concerns: - Internal confirmations after on-site inspections take time - There are discrepancies in information sharing with design and construction - Follow-up visits occur, leading to poor sales efficiency - There is variability in the accuracy of proposals - Sales are becoming reliant on experience

In equipment inspections, the challenge is that there are differences in the range of responses based on experience and knowledge. As a result: - Work becomes concentrated on veterans - Newcomers are unable to make judgments, causing work to stop - Progress cannot be made without calling someone to the site This leads to inefficiencies. SynchroEyes shares real-time footage from the field, allowing veteran technicians to provide support remotely. We create an environment where anyone can perform inspections and make judgments at a certain level. ■ For concerns like these: - Difficulties in handling tasks by newcomers or less experienced technicians - Concentration of work on veterans - Uncertainty in judgment causing work to stop - Frequent business trips for on-site support - Time-consuming training

In the manufacturing site, equipment troubles that lead to line stoppages directly result in losses. However, in reality, there are often cases where recovery takes time due to reasons such as: - Inability to identify the cause - Waiting for specialized technicians to arrive - Time-consuming decision-making SyncroEyes allows for the sharing of on-site footage via Teams, enabling immediate connection with manufacturers, headquarters, and experienced technicians. This facilitates real-time identification of the cause, decision-making, and response, significantly reducing the time to recovery. ■ For concerns like these: - Line stops due to equipment troubles - Delays in response due to unknown causes - Need to wait for the manufacturer to arrive - Inability to make decisions in the absence of veteran technicians - Uncertainty about the time to recovery

In plant energy facilities, delays in responding to troubles can lead to significant impacts such as production halts or supply interruptions. However, in reality, challenges arise such as: - Specialized technicians are not able to respond on-site immediately. - Safety checks take time. - There is hesitation in decision-making, leading to delayed responses. SynchroEyes shares on-site footage in real-time, enabling immediate collaboration with remote specialized technicians. This ensures safety while achieving rapid decision-making and recovery responses. ■ For concerns like these: - Initial response to equipment troubles is delayed. - There is a need to wait for specialized technicians to arrive. - Safety checks take time. - There is a risk of decision-making errors and delayed responses. - Collaboration with multiple stakeholders is difficult.

In equipment maintenance operations, there is a need to respond to different troubles at each site, and the disparity in response capability due to the experience and skills of technicians is a challenge. Additionally, the concentration of work on veteran technicians and the difficulty of simultaneously addressing multiple sites also pose a significant burden. SynchroEyes shares on-site footage via Teams, allowing veterans to support multiple sites remotely. This enhances the response capability of on-site workers and establishes an efficient and stable maintenance system. ■ For concerns like these: - Work is concentrated on veteran technicians - Unable to respond to multiple sites simultaneously - Variability in response quality at different sites - Insufficient manpower to keep up with responses - High costs associated with on-site support

In construction and equipment work sites, when troubles or specification confirmations occur during construction, there is a risk of work being temporarily halted, leading to delays in the schedule. Additionally, there are many stakeholders involved, such as general contractors, manufacturers, and partner companies, which can make confirmation and decision-making time-consuming. By simply connecting smart glasses, Teams can be accessed, allowing stakeholders to provide immediate remote support. This enables on-the-spot decision-making and instructions, preventing work stagnation. ■ For concerns like these: - Construction stops due to troubles during execution - It is necessary to call stakeholders for decisions - Confirmation from manufacturers takes time - There is a discrepancy in information sharing between the site and headquarters - Rework and backtracking occur

In buildings and commercial facilities, equipment troubles such as air conditioning, electricity, and plumbing directly affect user satisfaction and business operations. However, there are challenges such as: - Lack of resident technical specialists - Time-consuming responses - Difficulty in responding during nights and holidays and there is a demand for prompt action. With smart glasses and Teams sharing, veterans and experts can provide remote support through shared visuals and conversations. This enables speedy responses without halting facility operations. ■ For concerns like these: - It takes time to respond to equipment troubles - There are no resident technical specialists - Difficulty in responding during nights and holidays - Leads to complaints from users - Need to wait for external contractors to arrive

In slope surveys, advanced techniques are required to assess cracks and weathering conditions amidst risks such as steep inclines, high altitudes, and falling rocks. However, there are challenges such as: - Veteran technicians are not always available on-site. - Access to hazardous areas is necessary. - Increasing personnel raises safety risks. SynchroEyes allows the smart glasses' viewpoint to be shared via Teams, enabling veterans to provide support remotely. This achieves safe surveys with the minimum number of personnel while ensuring high-precision assessments simultaneously. ■ For concerns like these: - Surveys in steep or high locations are dangerous. - Veteran technicians cannot be present on-site. - Survey judgments depend on the person in charge. - Increasing personnel raises safety risks. - Quick response is needed for emergency surveys after disasters.

As the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism promotes the use of remote presence, discussions about its introduction are expanding at the prefectural and municipal levels. However, on-site voices often express concerns such as: "I am anxious about investing suddenly." "I am not sure if I can use it effectively." SyncroEyes can be introduced with a monthly subscription. You can start remote presence immediately without any initial investment. It is a system that allows you to try it out without pressure, starting from one site and one task. ■ For these concerns: - I want to try it without initial costs. - I want to start small. - I am unsure if it will be useful. - I want to use it flexibly for each site. - I want to start working on remote presence. ■ Start here (Introduction Steps): - Trial introduction at one site (with the client's attendance) - Use it for internal confirmation and safety management - Expand to multiple sites.

In the communication equipment installation industry, quick and accurate work is required. Especially in high-altitude work and complex wiring tasks, the visual confirmation and instructions from skilled technicians are essential. However, there are challenges such as the difficulty of giving instructions from remote locations and simultaneous confirmations by multiple people. The NETIS-registered Teams smart glasses utilize existing Microsoft Teams to enable remote presence. This allows for real-time sharing of on-site conditions and precise instructions to be given. Since there is no need to introduce a new system and it can be connected with a one-touch operation, it reduces the burden on the field and contributes to the efficiency of equipment installation. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Communication equipment installation sites - Maintenance and inspection work - Giving instructions from remote locations 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Reduction in work time - Decrease in human errors - Cost reduction

In railway track maintenance, ensuring safety and efficient work is essential. Particularly during track inspections and repair work, it is important to accurately grasp the on-site conditions and provide prompt instructions. Remote guidance and expert support are crucial for enhancing the quality and safety of the work. Our Teams smart glasses leverage the existing Microsoft Teams environment to enable remote presence, contributing to the efficiency and safety of track maintenance operations. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Track inspection work - Remote instructions for repair work - On-site support from experts 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Real-time sharing of on-site conditions - Accurate instructions from a distance - Reduction in work time and cost savings

In the bridge inspection industry, safety and efficiency are paramount. Inspections conducted at heights or in hazardous locations place a significant burden on workers and can be time-consuming. Additionally, recording and sharing inspection results can also be cumbersome. Our Teams smart glasses address these challenges. By utilizing Microsoft Teams to share live footage from the site, real-time instructions and advice from experts become possible. This leads to improved efficiency in inspection work, enhanced safety, and simplified recording and sharing. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Visual inspection of bridges - Detailed confirmation of damaged areas - Remote instructions from experts - Recording and sharing of inspection results 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Reduction in inspection time - Increased safety for workers - Improved inspection accuracy - Cost savings

In progress management within the construction industry, it is crucial to accurately grasp the site conditions and make swift decisions. Particularly when multiple sites are being worked on simultaneously, it is necessary to monitor the progress of each site in real-time and identify delays or issues early on. The NETIS-registered Teams smart glasses utilize existing Microsoft Teams to share the perspective from the site, visualizing progress and enabling remote instructions. This facilitates smooth information transfer between the site and the office, achieving greater efficiency in progress management. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Real-time confirmation of site progress - Issuing instructions from remote locations - Recording through photos and videos 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Faster decision-making through visualization of progress - Cost reduction by minimizing travel time - Improved operational efficiency through streamlined information sharing

In the plant industry, it is important to detect equipment abnormalities early and prevent accidents before they occur. Especially in plants that operate 24 hours a day, a system that can quickly respond to signs of abnormalities without missing them is required. Delays in abnormal detection can lead to decreased productivity and potentially serious accidents. Our Teams smart glasses enable real-time sharing of the perspective of on-site plant workers, allowing for rapid identification of abnormal signs from a distance. This supports quick responses and safe plant operations. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Inspection of plant equipment - Situation confirmation during abnormal occurrences - Remote instruction issuance 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Faster abnormal detection - Reduced repair time - Improved safety