Report on Participation in the "Annual Forum 2025" of the Defense Facilities Society

A reinforced soil wall with a proven track record of absorbing large-scale impacts using reinforced soil.

The "Geo-Lock Wall" is a reinforced earth wall designed to absorb falling rocks, landslides, and collapsing soil, primarily along roadsides and behind residential houses. It can withstand rockfall energy of up to 5500 kJ and is utilized for a wide range of rockfall countermeasures from small to large scale. It primarily uses soil and geosynthetics as materials. Due to the unique flexible structure of soil structures, it efficiently absorbs impacts and can handle large-scale impact energy. Because it is a soil structure, it can be installed in various terrains, including sites with limited installation space, sites with vertical gradients, and sites with valley topography. Additionally, it does not transmit impact forces to the supporting ground, so in most cases, ground improvement treatments are not necessary. ■ Rockfall, landslide, and collapsing soil countermeasures using reinforced earth ■ Capable of withstanding rockfall energy up to 5500 kJ ■ Available in three types according to the scale of rockfall ■ Over 540 adoption records nationwide Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism New Technology Information System (NETIS) Registration Number: HR-990009-V *Registration period has ended NETIS Fiscal Year 2016 Semi-Recommendation Technology *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

• Road construction
• Railway Construction
• Retaining wall

This is a notice for the rebroadcast of the co-hosted seminar with Live Consulting Co., Ltd. held on September 11 and 15, 2026. "The New AI Tools Are No Longer Needed" This seminar allows participants to experience Microsoft Copilot, which can be used directly within familiar Word, Excel, and Teams, through a demonstration of actual operating screens. The answers are already within your existing Microsoft 365. You can use AI directly in Word, Excel, and Teams without the need for additional tool selection, all within the security framework of M365. We will explain the basics to practical applications of Copilot in 90 minutes, aimed at executives and managers in the manufacturing industry. We sincerely look forward to your participation. 【Recommended for】 - Executives and managers in the manufacturing industry who have not yet mastered generative AI/Copilot - Those considering AI implementation but are stalled due to tool selection, security, or promotion systems - Those who prefer to see "actual screens" rather than just "reading" before making a decision - Those who are concerned about security and cannot use ChatGPT in their company

We will be exhibiting at "CEATEC 2026," which will be held at Makuhari Messe from October 13 to 16. We provide information technology and process informatics (PI) that optimize "how to create" using physical simulations, AI, and machine learning in process development. We look forward to your visit to our booth. 【Seminar Information】 "Process Informatics for Exploring Optimal Manufacturing Conditions" Date and Time: October 16, 2026 (Friday) 12:45 - 13:00 Venue: Makuhari Messe Exhibition Hall 4 P Stage Speaker: CEO Takaishi Please check the link below for details on our exhibition.

In recent years, weather risks that affect construction sites, such as localized heavy rain, strong winds, and extreme heat, have been increasing. In response to this situation, more companies are implementing weather information services at the company or branch level to manage weather risks across multiple sites collectively. On the other hand, is there a challenge where "the company checks weather information, but it is not used much on-site"? To implement weather measures across the entire company, it is important not only for managers to easily grasp multiple sites but also for the personnel working on-site to be able to easily check the information necessary for their specific site. We are releasing a new feature called "Field View." For more details, please visit our website.

In recent years, weather risks such as localized heavy rain, strong winds, and extreme heat that affect construction sites have been increasing. In response to this situation, more companies are adopting weather information services at the company or branch level to manage weather risks across multiple sites collectively. On the other hand, is there a challenge where "the company checks weather information, but it is not used much on-site"? To implement weather measures across the entire company, it is important not only for managers to easily grasp multiple sites but also for the personnel working on-site to be able to easily check the information necessary for their specific site. We are releasing a new feature called "Field View." For more details, please visit our website.

In recent years, weather risks such as localized heavy rain, strong winds, and extreme heat that affect construction sites have been increasing. In response to this situation, more companies are introducing weather information services at the company or branch level to collectively manage weather risks across multiple sites. On the other hand, is there a challenge where "the company checks weather information, but it is not used much on-site"? To implement weather measures across the entire company, it is important not only for managers to easily grasp multiple sites but also for the personnel actually working on-site to be able to easily check the information necessary for their specific site. We are releasing a new feature called "Field View." For more details, please visit our website.