I participated in the "Kochi Hunting Festival."

Realizing the IoT integration of pest capture. AI determines wild boars, deer, and other animals from camera images. The cloud system also makes it easy to view history.

Set the shooting time from your smartphone or PC (5 times a day). When the set time arrives, it will capture images of wild birds and animals caught in traps such as snares, box traps, and enclosures. The captured still images are sent to the cloud, where AI automatically analyzes the species and notifies you of the species identification results via email along with the still images. Since the identification can be made from still images, you can confirm the identity of the wild birds and animals, allowing for more efficient capture operations. Additionally, in daily use, you can check the feeding status, further enhancing the efficiency of patrol inspections. 【Features】 ■ Camera installed at the bottom of the main unit ⇒ Allows for adjustment of the shooting angle, and you can check the angle during installation using the built-in small monitor. ■ At night, infrared LEDs illuminate the wild birds and animals for shooting. * For more details, please contact us through the IPROS inquiry form or by phone. * Mentioning "I saw it on IPROS" will facilitate a smoother explanation. Phone: 088-665-6366 (Contact: Onoe) If you do not have an IPROS-ID, please inquire from the link below. External inquiry form: https://www.densin.co.jp/contact/

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Realizing the IoT integration of pest capture, it notifies via email when boars and deer are captured in snares, box traps, or enclosures, reducing the burden of patrols.

This is our self-developed "Pest Capture IoT System." 【Renewal Points】 1) Equipped with our self-developed microcontroller communication module board. 2) Comparison with conventional pest capture and notification sensors (compared to our previous model) 1. Achieved miniaturization (41% smaller) 2. Achieved weight reduction (800g → 500g) 3. Compatible with communication SIMs from both NTT Docomo and Softbank, making it SIM-free Like the previous model, the sensor can operate for one year using four AA alkaline batteries. Additionally, it adopts Michibiki A-GPS to accurately transmit the sensor's location information to the dashboard system. *For more details, please contact us via the IPROS inquiry form or by phone. *Mentioning "I saw it on IPROS" will facilitate a smoother explanation. Phone: 088-665-6366 (Contact: Onoe) If you do not have an IPROS ID, please inquire from the link below. External inquiry form: https://www.densin.co.jp/contact/

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When wild boars and other animals pass in front of the sensor, it detects them with an infrared sensor and uploads the date, time, location, detection count, as well as weather and temperature to the cloud.

The IoT wild animal detection sensor detects wild boars and other animals passing in front of the sensor using an infrared sensor, and uploads data such as date, time, location, detection frequency, as well as weather and temperature to the cloud. The detection and installation status is displayed on a map information system on the dashboard. Additionally, we aim to visualize the sighting information through a reporting system from local residents and hunting associations. By integrating the detection data accumulated in the cloud with the data from the sighting information system, we aim for effective capture by installing protective fences or traps in areas with high frequency of sightings. The device operates for three months on eight rechargeable batteries, and the remaining battery capacity can be checked on the dashboard to determine when to replace the batteries. *For more details, please contact us via the IPROS inquiry form or by phone. *It will be smoother if you mention "I saw it on IPROS." Phone: 088-665-6366 (Contact: Onoe) If you do not have an IPROS-ID, please inquire from the link below. External inquiry form: https://www.densin.co.jp/contact/

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【Exhibition Information】 Exhibition Name: Food Processing Technology Exhibition 2025 Date and Time: November 14, 2025 (Friday) 10:30 AM - 4:30 PM *Free entry and exit, pre-registration required Location: Osaka Industry Creation Center - We will showcase technical products using the factory deodorant "Deofure." - We will display the tofu defoamer "Tofu Up." - Other fragrance technology products will also be exhibited. *For more details, please refer to the materials.

Protech Engineering will exhibit at the "Landslide Disaster Prevention Technology Forum '25 in Toyama," organized by the Japan Society for Slope Disaster Prevention Technology, scheduled to be held on Thursday, October 9, 2025. On that day, we will provide detailed explanations of the following disaster prevention products using models, panels, and various materials. ◆Exhibited Products◆ - Pile-type debris flow and driftwood countermeasures for non-flowing streams / Urban Guard (model display) Additionally, our representative will conduct a technical presentation, so we kindly invite you to attend.

Protech Engineering (Booth Number: 240) will be exhibiting at the "Hokkaido Construction Development Comprehensive Exhibition 2025," scheduled to be held on October 8 (Wednesday) and 9 (Thursday), 2025. On the day of the event, we will provide detailed explanations of the following disaster prevention products using models, panels, and various materials. ◆ Main Exhibited Products ◆ - Energy-absorbing rockfall protection fence / ARC Fence (model display) - Landslide debris protection fence / Slope Guard Fence Type LE (model display) - Pile-type (pile foundation) debris flow and driftwood countermeasure for non-flowing streams / Urban Guard - Avalanche prevention piles / Tri-Pile - Avalanche protection fence / Slope Guard Fence Type LS - High energy-absorbing rockfall protection fence / Macro Fence In addition, we will have a variety of materials on disaster prevention products developed independently by Protech Engineering, so we kindly invite you to visit our booth.

Profect Co., Ltd. will hold a seminar on October 3rd (Friday) themed around the IT Implementation Subsidy 2025 and our developed and sold production management system "TED." This year's IT Implementation Subsidy has seen a significant decrease in the acceptance rate compared to previous years. Many companies are struggling with the situation of having wanted to implement IT tools but being rejected. In this seminar, we will explain why the acceptance rate has dropped, the background behind it, and the key points for being accepted. Additionally, we will introduce our initiatives that have achieved a 100% acceptance rate so far this year and the reasons why our production management system "TED," registered as an IT tool, is chosen. To accommodate busy schedules, this seminar will be held in a hybrid format, allowing for both in-person attendance and online participation via Zoom. Please choose your preferred method of participation according to your convenience. If you are currently considering applying for the IT Implementation Subsidy or are interested in production management, we encourage you to join us. We sincerely look forward to your application.

An international forum aimed at promoting the circular economy and closed-loop economy, "Closed Loop Recycle Forum 2025 (hereinafter referred to as CLRF2025)," will be held for two days from November 25 (Tuesday) to 26 (Wednesday) at The Oriental Terrace in Chuo Ward, Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture. In Europe, closed-loop recycling practices are already advancing. We have organized this international forum as a platform to connect the forefront of Europe with Japan's challenges, striving for a future that balances economic viability and environmental sustainability. A total of 12 speakers, including Chairman Kajiwara of the Waste and 3R Research Foundation and Director Kaneko of the Ministry of the Environment's Container and Packaging Recycling Division, along with leading recycling operators and researchers from Japan and Europe, will present advanced examples of the circular economy and closed-loop economy. Furthermore, through discussions on the feasibility and challenges of implementation in Japan, we will explore hints for sustainable business models that companies and local governments should aim for.