Brains Technology CTO to Speak at the 38th Manufacturing World [Tokyo]

Brains Technology Inc. (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director: Sawako Hamanaka; hereinafter "the Company") is pleased to announce that Nobutaka Nakazawa, Director and CTO, will deliver a special lecture at the 38th Manufacturing World [Tokyo], which will be held at Tokyo Big Sight from July 1 (Wed) to July 3 (Fri), 2026.

In this lecture, titled "The Current State of Physical AI for Manufacturing Automation: From Expectations to the Implementation Phase," we will introduce the evolution of robots, including humanoids, from the perspectives of perception, judgment, and control. Furthermore, in addition to the potential of foundation models, we will present practical challenges in terms of accuracy, performance, and operation for full-scale deployment. Based on site requirements identified through proof-of-concept projects, we will explain the current state and future prospects of physical AI for manufacturing automation.

Additionally, the Company plans to exhibit at the "Physical AI Exhibition," which is part of the same exhibition.

■ Lecture Overview

Lecture Title: The Current State of Physical AI for Manufacturing Automation: From Expectations to the Implementation Phase
Date and Time: July 1, 2026 (Wed) 15:15–16:00
Venue: Tokyo Big Sight, Conference Tower, West Hall, Seminar Venue
Speaker: Nobutaka Nakazawa, Director and CTO, Brains Technology Inc.
Registration Page: https://biz.q-pass.jp/f/13210/mw_tokyo_seminar/seminar_register

■ Event Information

"Manufacturing World [Tokyo]" is one of Japan's largest manufacturing exhibitions, bringing together a wide range of products and technologies related to the manufacturing industry, including IT, DX products, parts, equipment, devices, and measurement products. In 2026, 2,000 companies are expected to exhibit, and 70,000 visitors are expected to attend, providing a venue for professionals in design, development, manufacturing, production engineering, purchasing, and information systems to encounter the latest technologies and case studies.

Exhibition Name: 38th Manufacturing World [Tokyo]
Dates: July 1 (Wed) – July 3 (Fri), 2026
Venue: Tokyo Big Sight, South Exhibition Halls
Exhibition Area: Physical AI Exhibition
Booth Number: S15-18

■ About "Impulse"

"Impulse" is an anomaly detection solution that utilizes diverse data such as sensors, audio, images, and video. It enables AI to detect anomalies that could not be detected by conventional threshold-based methods and allows machine judgment to more closely resemble human judgment. Since its release in 2014, over 35,000 AI models have been in operation, primarily in manufacturing sites, and it is used in a wide range of areas, including equipment failure prediction, defective product detection, and analysis and improvement of work processes.

Impulse Introduction Page: https://www.brains-tech.co.jp/impulse/
Impulse Case Studies Page: https://www.brains-tech.co.jp/impulse/case/

■ Inquiries

For detailed information or inquiries regarding the introduction of Impulse, please visit the following product website.

https://www.brains-tech.co.jp/impulse/help/

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https://www.brains-tech.co.jp/contact/

■ About Brains Technology Inc.

With the mission of "contributing to the continuity of corporate activities and dramatic improvement in productivity," Brains Technology provides software services (Impulse, Neuron ES) that implement "AI for companies to accelerate digital transformation." We registered the trademark "Enterprise Intelligence" (No. 5472937) in March 2012 with the desire to support the creation of corporate knowledge.

Name: Brains Technology Inc.
Representative: Sawako Hamanaka, Representative Director
Established: August 8, 2008
Company Website: https://www.brains-tech.co.jp
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