[For those concerned about introduction costs] A case study of introducing a laser processing machine while keeping costs down with manufacturing subsidies.

Dear President, are you considering giving up on the introduction of a laser processing machine due to a lack of funds? Why not consider utilizing the [Monozukuri Subsidy] to implement it?

Would you like to take on the challenge of introducing laser processing machines and laser cutters by utilizing the Monozukuri Subsidy (Monozukuri Hojo)? ◆ Monozukuri Subsidy 17th Deadline: Until March 1, 2024 (Friday) ◆ Features The Monozukuri Subsidy is a high-value grant that is very popular in the manufacturing industry, making the competition for acceptance increasingly fierce each year. Our company has numerous case studies regarding the introduction of laser processing machines using "subsidies." If you would like to know more about using them or are interested in subsidies and grants, please feel free to consult us. ◆ Benefits of Consulting Our Company for Lasers - Many models eligible for the subsidy - Numerous acceptance case studies - Advice on laser introduction and utilization methods *For the latest information, please check our official website.

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A document that clearly summarizes what kind of processing a laser cutter and laser processing machine can perform, and what materials can be processed.

We are currently offering a free booklet that clearly summarizes what types of processing laser cutters and laser processing machines can perform, as well as what materials they can work with, in a way that is easy for beginners to understand. While answering the question, "What can lasers do?", we set aside classifications such as manufacturers and home vs. commercial use, and focus on what can actually be done with machines known as laser cutters and laser processing machines. We have compiled this information into an eBook, aiming to convey the benefits of introducing these machines without using too much technical jargon. By reading this, you can learn the basic knowledge related to laser cutters and laser processing machines. [Contents (excerpt)] - Types of processing that can be done with laser cutters and laser processing machines - Materials that can be processed with laser cutters and laser processing machines - Materials that cannot be processed with laser cutters and laser processing machines - Benefits of introducing laser cutters and laser processing machines *You can view detailed content immediately by clicking on "PDF Download."

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Introducing the benefits of laser implementation by industry, such as sales expansion, productivity improvement, and quality enhancement!

This document presents 14 case studies that demonstrate how "lasers" can solve common challenges in the manufacturing industry, such as expanding sales, enhancing productivity, improving quality, and differentiating from competitors. It clearly introduces the challenges faced by various industries, including the sign and display industry, packaging industry, and metal processing industry, along with the benefits of laser implementation, accompanied by photographs. It serves as an introductory guide to understanding laser applications that you may have been hesitant to ask about. 【Recommended for those with the following concerns】 ■ Want to increase sales ■ Want to strengthen productivity ■ Want to improve processing quality ■ Want to eliminate waste in work and materials ■ Want to enhance competitiveness (differentiate / develop unique technologies and services) *You can view detailed content immediately by clicking on "PDF Download."

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Are you struggling to explain "safety" to the client using just drawings? • The risks in blind spots are difficult to convey to the client through drawings alone. • Safety measures often become a target for cost reduction, making it hard to communicate their necessity. • There is a concern that the client might say, "It's more dangerous than I thought," after completion. Risks that are clear to design professionals are not easily understood intuitively by clients who are outside the field. This document is not just a simple explanation of sensor functions; it is a guide to visually explain "why sensors are necessary in those locations." It can be used directly as explanatory material for clients. Here are three key points for utilizing this document: 1. Visualization of Risks Blind spots during departure and contact risks within the site are illustrated clearly. 2. Clarification of Selection Criteria A comparison table outlines the differences between complex sensor types such as infrared, ultrasonic, and loop coils. 3. Diagram of System Configuration It illustrates not just the sensors alone, but how they are combined with rotating lights and control panels, providing practical assistance for electrical equipment design. Please make use of this to prevent "rework after completion" and "accident risks."

In facilities operating nurse call systems, we have made bed exit sensors wireless, allowing them to notify in conjunction with the nurse call system. By simply connecting the mat sensor "Foldable Thin Matt-kun," the body movement call "Ugo-kun," and the wheelchair body movement call "Ayumi-chan" to the transmitter HB-RS, you can make the bed exit sensor wireless. The infrared sensor "Just Place Pole-kun" has the transmitter HB-RS built-in. This helps prevent accidents caused by falls, slips, or wandering, contributing to the efficiency of medical operations. 【Features】 ○ Wireless conversion by simply connecting existing sensors to the transmitter HB-WSK. ○ Bed exit sensors notify wirelessly in conjunction with the nurse call system. ○ Up to 5 transmitters can be registered with one receiver. ○ The communication distance between the transmitter and receiver is approximately 10 meters. ◎ For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

We will introduce the implementation results of the sensor technology developed by the Hotron Group, which has been cultivated over more than half a century, through customer case studies. In addition to automatic door sensors, we also offer a wide range of vehicle detection sensors and nursing/care sensors. We have many implementation examples available, so please take a look at the case study page.

Full and empty management refers to the real-time display of parking availability and the management of efficient use of parking spaces. By utilizing Hotron's sensors, drivers can quickly discover available parking spaces, achieving efficient parking lot operations. ■ For large parking lots, the "floor management method" and "block management method," which focus on cost reduction, are recommended. Sensors are installed at regular intervals to count the number of vehicles passing through. This method offers the advantage of easy installation and low costs. 【Target Products】 - Vehicle Count Sensor CCS2 - Ultrasonic Sensor HM-UX2/UW2 ■ For smaller scale operations, the "space management method," which installs sensors in each parking space to display availability with high accuracy, is recommended. By ensuring accurate full and empty displays, it helps prevent unnecessary entry of new vehicles and enables safe parking lot operations. 【Target Products】 - Occupancy Detection Sensor HM-UX2/UW2 - Occupancy/Pass Detection Sensor HM-LC6 - Occupancy Detection Sensor HM-LC7/LC7-FLS - Occupancy/Pass Detection Sensor HM-S6 - Occupancy Detection Sensor HM-S8

Breaking News At an international ceremony held in New York and hosted by The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), our CEO, Shibata, has received the “Next Era Fintech Platform Award.” ▼ Read the announcement https://kortvaluta.com/news/wsj-nextera-fintechplatformaward/ More updates, including highlights from the event, will be shared soon.