Perry Japan's Halloween Greetings

We will introduce reference cases of the large wall formwork system 'VARIO GT24' that have been actually used on site!

【Site Information】 Site Name: Kashiwa-no-ha Campus Technical Center Construction Project Location: Kashiwa City, Chiba Prefecture, Japan Design and Construction: Kajima Corporation Contractor: Yukawa Construction Co., Ltd. System Used: Large Wall Formwork System 'VARIO GT24 / Wall Formwork' In the Kashiwa-no-ha Campus Technical Center construction project, 'VARIO GT24 / Wall Formwork' was used. It is a non-separating formwork for constructing seismic isolation retaining walls, utilizing two types of panels: flat panels (W1200) and auxiliary panels (W150) to build a polygonal S-curve wall. Plywood with a thickness of 18mm, known for its hardness and strong rigidity, was used, specifically 'PERI Birch.' The site’s requirement was to "shorten the construction period," and by using 'VARIO GT24 / Wall Formwork,' the average height of the formwork (2630mm) could be constructed without separation, achieving a plan to erect a length of 40 meters in one day.

• Concrete construction

Publication about the large wall formwork system using the PERI truss beam GT24!

This catalog features the "VARIO GT24" handled by PERI Japan Co., Ltd. The "VARIO GT24" is a truss beam wall formwork system that uses adjustable slot fittings. By using it, it is possible to accurately assemble dimension panels tailored to each project. "VARIO means... versatility." It is utilized on sites that require large formwork, such as bridge pier construction, retaining wall construction, and LNG containment embankments! Please take a moment to read the catalog. [Contents (partial)] ■ Truss beam panel formwork VARIO GT24 / TRIO ■ Truss beam wall formwork system (VARIO GT24) ■ Supports complex structural shapes with standard system components ■ PERI truss beam GT24 ■ Standard system components for VARIO GT24 panels *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Formwork material

The latest information about the PERI Group is in this one book (English version)!

The PERI Group has published the "PERI BOOK 2026," which summarizes company information, products and services, and achievements at overseas locations. PERI was founded in 1969 by Artur Schwörer in the town of Weißenhorn, southern Germany. Since then, we have provided our customers with innovative system formwork and shoring in formwork construction, as well as efficient construction know-how backed by experience. Starting from just one engineer, PERI has now established branches in over 61 countries and supports customers worldwide through 110 logistics locations. Please feel free to download the "PERI BOOK 2026" from here and take a look at our product lineup and achievements overseas. *For information on products and examples of achievements available in Japan, please do not hesitate to contact us.

• Systems Architecture

Exhibition of system formwork born in Germany! What is system formwork? I want to see the actual system formwork! Please feel free to contact us for more information!

At Perry Japan, we have a stockyard and product exhibition area. Ibaraki Stockyard 〒311-3155 Ibaraki Prefecture, Higashi Ibaraki District, Ibaraki Town, Shimohashi 2000-12 TEL: 029-219-0800 FAX: 029-219-0801 At Perry Japan, we conduct tours of the system formwork product exhibition hall, study sessions on system formwork, assembly experiences, and product seminars at the Ibaraki Stockyard, based on the concept of "Listen, See, Touch/Ride, Assemble" to meet our customers' needs. * What kind of company is Perry? * What is system formwork? * How is system formwork used? * I know about system formwork, but I've never used it. * I want to see the actual product before purchasing or renting! * And more. Please come and see our products at the Ibaraki Stockyard. For inquiries about tours, study sessions, or product seminars, feel free to contact us.

• Systems Architecture

■ FaceMe Security "Visitor Access Management" Key Features and Characteristics < Set Access Periods for Each Visitor > - Individual settings for the dates and times visitors can enter - Optimal access periods can be set according to the visitor's situation, whether for short visits or long stays. < Two Types of Authentication Methods to Accommodate Various Scenarios > ▶ Authentication via IP Camera - Enables authentication from a distance, achieving facial recognition without the need to disembark. ▶ Authentication via Facial Recognition Device (e.g., tablet) - Ideal for entry scenarios such as reception or security posts. Can be flexibly utilized depending on the installation location and operation. - Allows for on-the-spot registration of facial information using the device, enabling smooth responses to sudden visits or unexpected guests. < Real-Time Notifications Supporting Security and Reception Operations > - Real-time notifications of visitor and employee classifications, authorization expiration, and authentication status. - Prevents delays and oversights in verification, balancing the reduction of security staff workload with enhanced security. These features resolve issues arising from visual checks, logbooks, and IC card operations, simultaneously achieving enhanced security and improved efficiency in reception and security operations.

Do you have any concerns or requests regarding wired bed exit sensors? × Tangling or tripping over wired cables × Cable disconnection or damage × Worrying about forgetting to turn the switch back on after temporarily stopping the sensor. × Wanting to be notified of bed exits even from a location far from the nurse call outlet. Such concerns can be resolved simply by connecting our wireless nurse call linked set to the sensor! Our wireless nurse call linked set allows you to connect bed exit sensors like "Ugo-kun," "Foldable Thin Matta-kun," "Ayumi-chan," and "Just Place Pole-kun" to transmitters and receivers, reducing wiring around the bed area, alleviating concerns about tripping or falling due to cables, and contributing to a tidier work environment. Furthermore, it enables the use of bed exit sensors even from locations far from the nurse call outlet, allowing for more flexible equipment placement.

A system for driver terminals has been realized through API integration, promoting the optimization of the delivery process and improvement of services to customers. Seino Information Service Co., Ltd. and Briskola Co., Ltd. announce that they have adopted Briskola's full lifecycle API management product "BAMs Series" for the construction of a system utilizing APIs and the management of API connections with various business applications for driver terminals, aimed at improving delivery efficiency and achieving digitalization of logistics for Seino Transportation Co., Ltd. and transportation groups nationwide. By implementing Briskola's "BAMs Series" for API management in the delivery management system constructed through API integration, we will focus on responding to the expected increase in the number of API calls due to the anticipated increase in terminal numbers, as well as ensuring stable system operation and preventive detection. This will lead to improved operational efficiency for drivers and the provision of high-quality services to customers sending and receiving packages.

In this case study, we have received cooperation from Obayashi Corporation and Sankyu Inc., leaders at the forefront of the construction and logistics industries, to introduce their specific initiatives regarding "early detection of heatstroke risk" and "ensuring worker safety." Additionally, we have published an interview article with Obayashi Corporation, who contributed to the development of "GenVital LTE," as a "development story." As heatstroke risk has become a social issue, we encourage everyone in companies working on improving on-site productivity and safety measures for workers to read this for insights. GRIFFY will continue to contribute to creating safer and more comfortable working environments through DX solutions, including "GenVital LTE." ◾️ Obayashi Corporation (case study) ◾️ Sankyu Inc. (case study) ◾️ Obayashi Corporation (development story) *Please check the link for more details on the article.

We conducted an RTK accuracy verification of the GNSS reference station (Hi-Target Vnet6plus receiver + choke ring antenna) installed at our company building. Generally, with a single-frequency GNSS, once the baseline length exceeds 10 km, it becomes impossible to consider the path through the ionosphere as the same, and the difference in ionospheric delay becomes a significant source of error. By using dual-frequency GNSS, it is possible to correct the delay based on the differences in delay caused by the frequency of the radio waves; however, it is still said to be effective only up to about 10 km. Why is that? We have published the verification results on our blog.