Tokyo's "Building Environmental Planning Document System" compliant resin formwork "Daiko Panel"

Based on practical experience in support companies and business companies, SBS Marketing Co., Ltd. provides consulting services related to marketing, sales promotion, and customer acquisition primarily in the BtoB (business-to-business) sector. On August 18, 2026 (Tuesday), they published a page titled "Are you exhausting yourself mentally and physically by serving your colleagues at work!? 'Self-Sacrificing Giver.'" The 'Self-Sacrificing Giver' ignores their own interests to serve others, leading to mental and physical exhaustion. The page explains the three characteristics of humans that include 'Givers,' the traits and scenarios that lead to 'Self-Sacrificing Givers,' the psychological backgrounds they fall into, and methods to become a healthy 'Other-Oriented Giver.' (Page Overview: Excerpts) ■ What is a 'Self-Sacrificing Giver'? ■ Scenarios where 'Self-Sacrificing Givers' are likely to occur in the workplace ■ Psychological backgrounds that 'Self-Sacrificing Givers' fall into ■ Methods to become a healthy 'Other-Oriented Giver' (DL content only) ▼ For more details, please visit this page. https://sbsmarketing.co.jp/blog/self-sacrificing-giver-2026-08/

We have introduced the Majesta Fragrance commercial diffuser at a cabaret club in Tokyo. It has been implemented to enhance the ambiance of the space and to address odors from tobacco and other sources. We have installed the following two models according to the size and atmosphere of the space: - MF-02S: for the main floor and VIP rooms - MFmini: for the restrooms The "MF-02S" delivers a pleasant fragrance over a wide area in the main floor and VIP rooms. The "MFmini" is placed in the restrooms to maintain a clean and space-efficient environment. Effects of fragrance enhancement on the establishment (examples): - Improvement of "first impressions" and creation of a memorable space. - Increased motivation and retention rates among staff. - Clear differentiation from other establishments. - Maintenance of cleanliness and a clean impression. Free trial installation currently available For establishments and companies that want to "try out how much it actually smells" or "consider after experiencing the effects," we are accepting requests for free trial installations. If you are an establishment or company looking to enhance the value of your space, please feel free to contact us.

Our monitoring system "Techmat High-Function Type" has been featured in the Silver Industry Newspaper. It visualizes body pressure distribution, body pressure changes, heart rate, breathing, and sleep state in real-time/history, supporting nighttime monitoring and pressure sore prevention care. It is a product that can be easily used by anyone and can be viewed on smartphones and PCs. It can be used immediately if there is a Wi-Fi environment.

PERI has started handling the concrete sensor "SONO HUB (Water/Cement Ratio Sensor / Web Application)" that can be used during concrete pouring at construction sites. By using "SONO HUB (Water/Cement Ratio Sensor / Web Application)," you can quickly and accurately measure the unit water content of fresh concrete on-site. The product composition of "SONO HUB" consists of the following two components: 1. "Portable measuring device that displays measurement results" 2. "Shovel-shaped measuring probe" Furthermore, by utilizing the measured data with the "Web Application (Cloud Application)," you can visualize, analyze, and create reports on the data. The use is not limited to construction sites. For example, in laboratories or facilities that manufacture concrete products, you can maximize workability and manage unit water content without sacrificing quality. *For more details about this product, please feel free to contact us. PERI Japan Co., Ltd.

Swallow Incubate Co., Ltd. has launched the Swallow Incubate Tech Blog, a technical site covering the implementation of liveness detection, face recognition and image processing. Developers who design and build face recognition systems have told us they lack the information needed to judge which technology to choose and what it can and cannot do. In particular, face recognition and liveness detection (protection against presentation attacks) are separate technologies - a point that is often recognised only at the implementation stage. The blog publishes that material. Our editorial rule is that every article carries implementation code and measured results. It is organised into three categories: Liveness Detection, OpenCV for C++, and OpenCV for C#.