Understanding the detailed damage situation of buildings - Measurement Earthquake Disaster Prevention System VissQ

The JRE Disaster Assessment Support System Gragram, jointly developed by Hakusan Industrial Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Fuchu City, Tokyo, President: Minoru Yoshida https://www.hakusan.co.jp/) and JR East Japan Architectural Design Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Shibuya City, Tokyo, President: Yoshihiko Ito https://www.jred.co.jp/), has been implemented in all buildings of the TAKANAWA GATEWAY CITY, which will have its grand opening on March 28, 2026, and OIMACHI TRACKS, which will open to the public. For more details, please refer to the link below.

The report on the co-hosted webinar with JX Communications, "Thorough Explanation! Earthquake Measures for the Manufacturing Industry - What Disaster Prevention Personnel Can Do Now Under Limited Conditions?" has been released.

We will exhibit "VissQ," "IoT Earthquake Observation Service," and "Earthquake Zabuton (Venue Project)" at the 30th Earthquake Disaster Prevention Technology Exhibition (February 5-6). We will also present at seminars on February 5 (Venue B, 12:00 PM) and February 6 (Venue E, 2:30 PM).

The occurrence of large-scale earthquakes, including the Nankai Trough earthquake, poses a significant risk to business continuity for the manufacturing industry. For companies with many locations and factories, the damage can be extensive, leading to production halts and serious disruptions in the supply chain. However, the reality faced by disaster prevention personnel in factories and manufacturers is the harsh condition of "limited budgets and personnel." It is not easy to implement sufficient measures at all factories. In this webinar, starting from the damage estimates of the Nankai Trough earthquake, we will thoroughly explain the key points of preemptive measures and post-response actions that should be prioritized under limited conditions, presented by Hakusan Kogyo, a professional in seismic disaster prevention. Additionally, we will introduce specific solutions to expedite initial responses immediately after an earthquake occurs, minimizing damage. We will answer the questions that trouble disaster prevention personnel in factories and manufacturers, such as "Where should we start?" and "How can we achieve maximum effectiveness with minimal costs?" and provide tips that can be implemented starting tomorrow. This is essential content for executives, facility managers, and disaster prevention personnel who want to achieve earthquake-resistant facility operations.