Trilogy has its sights set on the world.
Greatly expanded Industry-government-academia collaborative programs packed with the unique characters of Kansai and the Osaka area

We will be highlighting and evolving the appeal of Kansai and the Osaka area through the integration of industry, government, and academia, which has become a tradition and hallmark of the Measurement and Control Show. In particular, government agencies will be putting on exhibits on an unprecedented scale, featuring bureau chiefs giving keynote speeches and special lectures on government policies and their expectations for industry's push to move on to the next phase as they gear up for the economic restart. Visitors will also be treated to a special symposium sponsored by the Kansai branch of the Society of Automotive Engineers of Japan, as well as a first-time collaborative presentations and a variety of exhibits and conferences presented by the Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST), Osaka University, and organizations involved in robotics, startups who specialize in monodzukuri, etc.

[Date & Time] October 23 (Fri) 12:00-14:00　
[Venue] Conference Room 1003, 10F

Eradicating poverty and hunger, promoting renewable energy and taking climate change measures…
Can the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) be met through the use of measurement and control solution? Mr. Nsenda, an architect from the Congo teaching at a university in Japan, will deliver a presentation on the social issues Africa is facing. Panelists from industry, academia and government will explore the possibilities of the compatibility of business and social contribution activities through discussions.

Support for Africa will save Japan.
In this panel discussion, panelists from Africa will talk about the appeal, challenges and possibilities in this great land of unlimited potential, full of resources and youthful energy. Please check out the preview.

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Mr. NSENDA LUKUMWENA (from the Democratic Republic of the Congo)
Associate Professor, Kobe Institute of Computing / Graduate School of Information Technology

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[Date & Time] October 23 (Fri) 14:00-16:00
[Meet-up Area] Conference Room 1008, 10F

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See, experience and learn about the future of monodzukuri supported by measurement and control solution
Call for participants! “Tour & Networking Event for Students”

Dress casually!

This tour will provide an easy-to-understand commentary on the latest trends and appeal of measurement and control solution for students majoring in mechanical, electronic and engineering sciences, as well as those studying in the humanities and other fields in Japan.
An exhibition tour will be held as part of an industry research program for university students in the electrical, electronic, and information-related fields from Japan and overseas. This is an excellent opportunity for many students who are interested in manufacturing to learn about the latest trends in smart factories driven by industrial robots and AI, as well as the values and future potential in the areas of quality control, maintenance, inspections, measurements and control solutions which require practical application skills. Marketing staff from exhibiting companies who work on the front lines will be waiting for you to visit their booths (information available in Japanese and English).
Be sure not to miss this opportunity to use the exhibition as a space for self-exploration taking advantage of the strengths of your major!