SEMICON Japan 2024 Exhibition

Covers UV to NIR from 350 to 1000 nm with a single device. Introduces light field technology. Provides high-resolution imaging data.

The "Hyperspectral Camera ULTRIS X20" is an innovative hyperspectral camera based on light field technology. It is equipped with a 20MP CMOS sensor, allowing for high-resolution data acquisition. The "ULTRIS X20" has an expanded measurement wavelength range compared to the conventional model "ULTRIS 20," now covering a wide range of wavelengths from 350 to 1000 nm, from ultraviolet to near-infrared, all in one device. **Features of ULTRIS X20:** - Capable of capturing hyperspectral imaging data in video format - Measurement wavelength range: 350-1000 nm, 164 spectral bands - High resolution - 410×410 pixels - Compact (60 × 60 × 57 mm), lightweight (350 g) (standard model S20) - Robust housing compliant with IP standards - Capable of underwater shooting With its compact and lightweight design, it can be mounted on general drones. The 164 spectral bands and high spatial resolution of 410×410 pixels make it suitable for a wide range of applications, not only in laboratories and fieldwork but also in UAV applications.

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Covers 350~1000nm with a single unit. A high-resolution, snapshot-type hyperspectral camera specifically designed for UAVs.

The "Hyperspectral Camera ULTRIS X20 Plus" is a hyperspectral camera designed specifically for UAVs, which adds a pan-sharpening method to the "ULTRIS X20," a hyperspectral camera based on light field technology. It has a wider measurement wavelength range than conventional models, capable of covering a broad wavelength range from 350 to 1000 nm, from ultraviolet to near-infrared, all with a single unit. **Features of ULTRIS X20 Plus:** - Capable of capturing hyperspectral imaging data in video format - Equipped with two imaging sensors - Adds a panchromatic sensor to the "ULTRIS X20" using light field technology - High resolution - Panchromatic resolution: 1880×1880 px, spectral resolution: 410×410 px (168,100 spectra) - Compact and lightweight (630g) The "ULTRIS X20 Plus" is a snapshot-type camera that can obtain a complete spectral data cube in seconds without scanning, making it suitable not only for UAV use but also for use as a video hyperspectral camera in laboratories and fieldwork.

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【Suitable for OEM】Ultra-compact and low-cost. A hyperspectral camera capable of video recording.

【Minimum Size of Video Hyperspectral Camera UTLRIS】 - Ultra-compact: 29×29×49 mm - Ultra-lightweight (126 g) - Snapshot-type hyperspectral camera based on light field technology. - Capable of video recording - Covers a wavelength range of 450–850 nm (VNIR region) Suitable for OEM with 【Ultra-compact & Lightweight】 × 【Low Price】 - Opens up new hyperspectral imaging markets in various industrial fields such as food, industry, medical, and recycling. The ultra-compact and lightweight UTLRIS 5 is also suitable for use with UAS.

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Ultra-high sensitivity CCD camera corresponding to the VUV, EUV, soft X-ray, and hard X-ray regions.

This is a super high-sensitivity CCD camera that corresponds to the VUV, EUV, soft X-ray, and hard X-ray regions. It achieves a high signal-to-noise (SN) ratio through high-sensitivity CCD and cooling technology. It is capable of detecting extremely weak signals that cannot be measured with CMOS cameras. ■ Super High Sensitivity The CCD sensor achieves a high quantum efficiency of up to 98%, allowing for the measurement of weak signals. It realizes a high dynamic range with 18-bit digital output, enabling simultaneous measurement of strong and weak signals. The TE cooling system, which cools down to -100°C, achieves an extremely low dark current of 0.00015 e-/pixel/s. ■ High Performance as a Camera It can read out at a maximum frame rate of 5 MHz. It is equipped with multiple interfaces including GigE and USB 3.0. Software and SDK for the camera are provided. ■ Ideal for Use in Vacuum Equipment It is compatible with CF flanges DN63, DN100, and DN160, making it easy to install in vacuum equipment. The design and materials of the camera provide resistance to 80-degree baking, allowing for use in UHV (Ultra High Vacuum) environments.

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Ultra-high sensitivity CCD camera for VUV, EUV, and X-ray regions for use in vacuum chambers.

This is an ultra-high sensitivity CCD camera compatible with the VUV, EUV, and X-ray regions, suitable for use in a vacuum chamber. Thanks to its high-sensitivity CCD and cooling technology, it achieves ultra-low noise and a high signal-to-noise ratio, allowing for the detection of weak signals that cannot be measured with CMOS cameras. It features a stainless steel housing that minimizes outgassing to the utmost, making it usable in UHV (Ultra High Vacuum) environments. The CCD cameras from greateyes possess an overwhelming characteristic of ultra-high sensitivity in the VUV, EUV, and X-ray regions while also exhibiting high performance as a camera, making them ideal for use in vacuum systems.

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We are pleased to announce the archive distribution of our seminar titled "New Plan 'Mojitori Plus' Debuts! From Paper to Data! The First Step Towards In-House DX with Mojitori." 'Mojitori' allows you to convert text from photos, images, PDF files, and more into data, automatically inputting it into various fields in kintone. In this seminar, we will clearly explain the basic functions and usage of Mojitori. Additionally, we will provide detailed explanations about the Plus plan and the document-focused Mojitori, which were added in the major update in November. 【Recommended for】 - Those who are struggling with frequent transcription errors due to manual data entry. - Those who wish to digitize items currently stored on paper. 【Timetable】 - Overview of Mojitori's functions - Overview of Mojitori Plus's functions - Details and pricing of each plan - Q&A session We look forward to your registration.

Is the performance report you are currently creating, which takes a tremendous amount of time and effort, appreciated by the management? Are you facing complaints from management such as: - The reports are coming out late (results from the previous month are reported around the 20th of the current month) - The reports are difficult to understand and hard to read - There is missing necessary information In this seminar, we will introduce a new system for managing performance information that addresses these issues, along with specific methods. The cost is free. We encourage you to participate. □ Seminar Content 1. What is performance improvement? 2. What information is useful for performance improvement? 3. How to view performance information 4. A system for automatically generating performance information and accessing necessary information when needed (Using our company's developed performance information management tool as a model)

Holding a management strategy seminar to "embed" generative AI and connect it to organizational outcomes! Are you facing challenges such as "not knowing how to use it," "lack of progress in utilization," or "not being embedded due to organizational rules and management" while advancing AI implementation? In this seminar, we will thoroughly explain the secrets to realizing an organization where AI operates autonomously, drawing from the generative AI training of Panhouse Co., Ltd. and the management methods of Shikigaku Co., Ltd. In particular, we will share specific case studies of the "Agent Model AI," which is gaining attention as a next-generation AI application, along with organizational design know-how for integrating generative AI into business, management pitfalls that hinder embedding, and their solutions, all accompanied by concrete examples. What you can learn in this seminar: - Experiences and case studies of Agent Model AI (exabase generative AI demo) - Initial preparations and design know-how to accelerate AI utilization - Key management points to break down organizational barriers that hinder AI embedding If you are in management or responsible for ensuring that generative AI becomes a "truly usable" system rather than just "trying it out," we encourage you to participate in this opportunity.

We are pleased to announce that Pan House Co., Ltd. will be participating in the online marketing conference "Data Driven Marketing 2026," which will be held from January 14 (Wednesday) to 16 (Friday), 2026. At this event, where professionals achieving results at the forefront will gather, our Chief Integration Officer, Tsubasa Kimura, will explain the new organizational approaches utilizing AI. Organizational Theory for "Maximum Effect with Minimal Effort" in the AI Era As AI technology rapidly evolves and the marketing environment changes significantly due to cookie regulations, relying on "past success experiences" and "intuition and experience" is reaching its limits. In this session, we will focus on how to utilize AI not just as a tool, but as a strategic infrastructure to build competitive advantages for organizations. We will discuss specific examples and methods on how to maximize the efficiency of marketing operations and establish an organizational structure that leads to results with minimal effort.

"Where should we start with AI implementation, and how can we expand it company-wide?" The reason for the slow progress in AI implementation is not the tools themselves. The key lies in project design that encompasses everything from creating guidelines to establishing a promotion system and turning success stories into models. In this webinar, we will systematically explain the types of AI implementation projects that successful companies practice to overcome the "zero-to-one barrier" and the "utilization promotion barrier." Both companies that have not yet implemented AI and those that are stagnating in their utilization will gain clarity on their respective starting points and take home actionable "answers at the action level" that can be executed starting tomorrow in just 60 minutes. Recommended for those facing the following challenges: This webinar is ideal for individuals in departments at the level of section chief or higher who want to promote AI implementation as a project. Companies that do not know how to "start" AI implementation (zero-to-one stage) Companies that have implemented generative AI but are experiencing stagnation in its utilization Companies lacking a driving force or where the initiative is not moving forward, struggling with individualization and the lack of established training Companies that are looking to expand company-wide but are unclear on how to horizontally deploy Companies considering the introduction of AI training (especially in the pre-approval stage)