[Notice of Exhibition Participation] June 17 (Wednesday) - 20 (Saturday) CSPI-EXPO International Construction and Surveying Exhibition

We will be exhibiting at the "International Construction and Surveying Exhibition" held at Makuhari Messe. This exhibition is one of the largest in Japan, gathering cutting-edge products and technological services from the ever-evolving industries of construction machinery, heavy equipment, and construction DX. We will also be introducing various solutions utilizing AI. Exhibited Products: - AI Rebar Shape Measurement System 'AIJO Haikin King -AIJO HiKing-' - AI Monitoring Solution 'AIJO Site Monitor' - Safety Gear Inspection Before Work 'AIJO Safety' - Automated Drone Inspection Service for Solar Power Plants 'AIJO Check Solar'

In the field of research and development for food and health foods, an increasing number of companies are facing the following challenges: • Difficulty in exploring new functional materials and differentiation themes, leading to a depletion of research topics. • While they collect information from academic conferences and papers, they struggle to translate this into research themes directly related to their products. • They remain limited to competing similar products or follow-up projects, failing to establish uniqueness. • Although there are nascent ideas, they struggle to elevate these to scientific hypotheses and to build the necessary evidence for internal approval. Behind this lies a "wall of execution" that cannot be overcome by traditional information gathering and research processes. In this webinar, we will introduce a new R&D approach to break through these challenges, combining hypothesis generation through discovery-oriented paper exploration AI with trial implementation and risk assessment based on insights from human trials in food research. Specifically, we will start from our own materials and existing research to identify hypotheses related to functionality expansion that are not easily visible through keyword searches, and examine whether these hypotheses can be connected to human trials and implemented as research plans. This will allow us to redefine the potential of existing materials as "next value" and translate them into scientifically verifiable research themes, thereby providing a pathway for functional development and differentiation.

The theme of this exhibition is "Solutions to Challenges Facing the Infrastructure Industry," where we will introduce how Bentley can address the current issues facing Japan's infrastructure industry, such as massive BIM/CIM data processing, infrastructure aging, and the re-siloing of information between job sites and headquarters. On June 19 (Friday), we will participate in a PR seminar and present the latest digital twin case studies from construction sites in Japan in collaboration with our partner, EARTHBRAIN. [Date and Time] June 19 (Friday) 13:30-14:30 [Title] Come, See, and Experience! The DX Revolution in Construction Sites [Presenters] - Wataru Shiiba (Vice President, EARTHBRAIN Co., Ltd.) - Muthu Kalamani (Senior Partner Success Manager, Bentley Systems LLC) We look forward to seeing you at the Bentley Systems booth [21 – 66]!

We will hold the "4DKanKan Next Akiba'26" conference. 4DKanKan is a digital twin platform that automatically generates 16K ultra-high-definition panoramic images, high-density point cloud data, and 3D models simply by walking around the site with a dedicated device. It accurately digitizes the "now" of the site across a wide range of fields, including construction, infrastructure, real estate, cultural heritage, and smart cities. We will introduce advanced technologies and various industry use cases. We sincerely look forward to your participation.

― The Definitive Difference Between "Implementations That Cause Chaos on the Ground" and "Implementations That Skyrocket Productivity," and Key Points for Utilizing Subsidies ― "Introducing robots will resolve the labor shortage on-site and dramatically increase productivity" — many companies are taking the plunge into the implementation of AMRs (Autonomous Mobile Robots) with this expectation. However, the reality often contradicts these hopes, leading to cases where "tasks have become more complicated" or "constant error stops require human oversight." Why do some sites achieve overwhelming results with high-functioning robots while others end in failure? Merely considering catalog specifications and superficial functions will not help avoid this "trap." To achieve true productivity improvement, there exists an "absolute principle" that must be firmly grasped before implementation. In this seminar, logistics professionals who have solved numerous on-site challenges will unravel actual "failure cases" and clarify the definitive "boundary line" that separates successful AMR implementations from unsuccessful ones. Additionally, we will introduce the autonomous mobile robot "Logiler Move" from Cios. Furthermore, we will present subsidies available for use in this fiscal year.