We will be exhibiting at the Smart Grid EXPO Autumn 2022.

Multi-point measurement capable FBG sensor

This product consists of an interrogator that performs light emission and reception for sensing, and an FBG fiber that has been processed with Fiber Bragg Grating (FBG). ■ Interrogator A compact and lightweight interrogator equipped with the components necessary for the analysis of Fiber Bragg Grating (FBG). ■ FBG Sensor Chain The FBG sensor chain is an optical fiber cable processed with Fiber Bragg Grating (FBG), allowing for flexible customization. The cable length can be up to 500 meters, and measurement points can be freely set, with a minimum spacing of 1 mm. It can also be used in combination with your currently used interrogator.

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For temperature monitoring of transformers, reliable temperature monitoring is possible without being affected by noise from EMI/RFI or high voltage environments.

OSENSA's fiber optic temperature sensor for transformers enables real-time temperature monitoring of transformers without being affected by noise in environments with EMI/RFI or high voltage. The basic configuration of this product consists of a temperature sensor probe, transmitter, and software. The PRB-230 probe is designed for temperature measurement in oil-filled transformers and accommodates immersion and removal processes for various types of transformer oil. The transmitter is available in a type that can connect multiple probes with a single unit, allowing for simultaneous measurement of temperatures at multiple points.

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Acoustic sensors that can be used in harsh environments such as high temperature, high pressure, high humidity, high magnetic fields, and radiation environments.

The Myotis1300 from Phonoptics is a fiber optic acoustic sensor that can be used in environments with high temperatures, high pressure, high humidity, electromagnetic interference (EMI/RFI), strong magnetic fields, and radiation. ■ Usable in Harsh Environments It can be used in environments with high temperatures, high pressure, high humidity, electromagnetic interference (EMI/RFI), strong magnetic fields, and radiation. ■ The Sensor is Compact and Easy to Install By using a telephone communication network (single-mode fiber and graded-index multimode fiber types), the microphone can be connected to existing optical networks. ■ Product Configuration of Myotis 1300 - Acoustic Sensor - Converter - Power Cable

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Acoustic sensors that can be used in harsh environments such as high temperature, high pressure, high humidity, high magnetic fields, and radiation environments.

The Myotis 1400ht from Phonoptics is a fiber optic acoustic sensor designed to withstand harsh environments such as high temperatures, high pressures, high humidity, electromagnetic interference (EMI/RFI), strong magnetic fields, and radiation. It is capable of capturing sound in locations where conventional microphones cannot operate. ■ Utilizes patented sensor technology and fiber optics With MM50 fiber, microphones can be used up to 10 km from the converter, and with SM fiber, even further distances are possible. ■ The sensor is compact and easy to install Output options include BNC output, 3.5mm audio jack, and USB. ■ Product configuration of Myotis 1400ht - Acoustic sensor - Converter - Power cable

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A compact and low-cost converter suitable for embedding in optical fiber sensors.

μMyotis is a compact converter that can be used with sensors provided by Phonoptics, such as acoustic sensors, dynamic pressure sensors Alpheus, vibration sensors, and tachometers (revolutions per minute meters). μMyotis is equipped with a light source, photodiode, and microcontroller, making it ideal for integration into devices due to its smaller size compared to conventional products. ■ Compact size suitable for integration into devices ■ Built-in light source, photodiode, and microcontroller ■ Compatible with various sensors from Phonoptics, including acoustic sensors, dynamic pressure sensors, vibration sensors, and tachometers ■ Customizable PCB ■ Capable of connecting to IoT (Bluetooth, GPS, LORA/SIGFOX module, Ethernet, CAN, GSM, etc.) It can also be used in combination with Phonoptics' Breakout (sold separately). *For details about Breakout products, please contact us.

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Cost-effective converter for optical fiber sensors.

Mini Myotis is a cost-effective converter that can be used with Phonopitcs' optical fiber sensors (acoustic (microphone), dynamic pressure, vibration, tachometer (rotational speed meter), etc.) that are operable in harsh environments such as high temperatures and high magnetic fields. - Built-in SLED light source, photodiode, and microcontroller - Compatible with various sensors from Phonoptics (acoustic sensors, dynamic pressure sensors, vibration sensors, tachometers, etc.) - Enhanced stability with heat sink housing - Supports various outputs including BNC output

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The WSG (Web Sustainability Guidelines) provides best practices for web sustainability based on the latest evidence and research. In this seminar, we will discuss the social background that necessitates the WSG, the structure and content of the WSG based on the latest draft, and surrounding trends. ■ Recommended for: - Web personnel from companies that focus on providing products or services aimed at solving social issues. - Web personnel from organizations actively working on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). - Web personnel looking for new themes or approaches to further enhance the quality of their company's website. *Please refrain from applying if you are from a competing company or an individual. ■ Agenda: 1. What are the Web Sustainability Guidelines (WSG)? 2. Background necessitating the WSG. 3. Structure and content of the WSG (UX design/Web development/Hosting, infrastructure, systems/Business strategy and product management). 4. Future trends of the WSG and the future of sustainable web design. 5. Q&A session. *Please note that the content of the above agenda may change without prior notice. Thank you for your understanding.

G-Smart Co., Ltd. will hold a recorded webinar to publicly share the recorded footage of the live stream "Building Management DX Business Demo WEEK" for a limited two-week period in July. Smart Attack V3 is a no-code field reporting app that allows users to complete reporting tasks on their smartphones and share and manage the report content in real time. In this webinar, we will introduce the methods for creating and managing reports using Smart Attack V3, focusing on reporting tasks related to building management, with a different theme each day over the two-week period, accompanied by easy-to-understand demonstrations. Please take this opportunity to register. ★★★ Recommended for ★★★ - Those who manage reports for cleaning, move-in/move-out, equipment inspections, etc., using paper or Excel. - Those who feel challenges in unifying and digitizing reports that differ by task. - Those considering a no-code reporting tool that fits their company's operations. ★★★ Event Schedule ★★★ Period: July 6 (Monday) to July 17 (Friday) from 15:00 to 15:30 * Each theme will be held on different days of the week. Monday: Equipment Inspection, Tuesday: Cleaning, Wednesday: Security, Thursday: Meter Reading, Friday: Move-in/Move-out Check.

Decarbonization is currently shifting its positioning from "cost management" to "enhancing competitiveness," and we are entering an era where mere regulatory compliance is no longer sufficient. With the strengthening of sustainability labeling regulations and the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), the environmental value of products has transcended corporate responsibility and become a crucial element in market competition. On the other hand, many companies are facing challenges such as: - The complexity of CFP calculation and environmental labeling requirements makes it difficult to know how to proceed. - How to balance regulatory compliance with enhancing competitiveness (differentiation). - Difficulty in prioritizing ISCC certification and CBAM compliance. In this seminar, we will invite Wastebox Co., Ltd., which has extensive consulting experience in the environmental field, to introduce ideas and specific examples on how to connect responses to decarbonization and the circular economy to business growth from both "offensive" and "defensive" perspectives. ■ Part 1: "Understanding the Environmental Value of Products from Offensive and Defensive Perspectives: How to Leverage Decarbonization and the Circular Economy for Differentiation and Regulatory Compliance" ■ Part 2: "Why Are We Entering an Era of Product Environmental Value Now? (Tentative Title)" ■ Part 3: "Introduction of Services Supporting the Reliability of Product Environmental Value"

The requirements for quality management systems in the automotive industry are becoming increasingly sophisticated year by year, and a more nuanced understanding and appropriate response are required for obtaining and maintaining IATF 16949 certification. In particular, the application of Rules 6th Edition has led to changes in the audit process and certification requirements, making it essential to understand these accurately. In this webinar, we will clearly explain the latest trends in IATF 16949 certification and the key points of Rules 6th Edition from the perspective of auditors, directly relating to practical applications.

In the food industry, as the importance of ensuring quality and safety continues to rise, there is a growing demand for understanding international food safety standards and appropriately responding to the latest requirements. In FSSC 22000 Ver. 7, aspects such as "food safety culture," "risk-based thinking," "unannounced audits," and "supplier management" have been strengthened, making corporate responses crucial. In this webinar, Mr. Hiroshi Ideta, Regional Representative for Japan and Korea at the FSSC Foundation, will explain the latest trends in domestic and international food safety standards and the trends of certified companies. Bureau Veritas will introduce the key points of the FSSC 22000 Ver. 7 revision. If you are considering how to respond to the standard revision or want to understand the latest trends, please join us. ■ Part 1: "Domestic and International Trends Surrounding Food Safety Standards and Trends of FSSC 22000 Certified Organizations" 　　　　Mr. Hiroshi Ideta, Regional Representative for Japan and Korea, FSSC Foundation ■ Part 2: "Explanation of Key Points of FSSC 22000 Ver. 7 Revision" 　　　　Bureau Veritas Japan Co., Ltd., System Certification Business Division, Technical Department 　　　　ISO/FSSC22000 Auditor, Koichi Mukai