Exhibiting at Manufacturing World [Nagoya] 2026 'Manufacturing DX Exhibition'

Studist Corporation (Headquarters: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Representative Director and CEO: Satoshi Suzuki), which supports the realization of lean operations, will exhibit at the "Manufacturing DX Exhibition" within "Manufacturing World [Nagoya]" held at Portmesse Nagoya from Wednesday, April 8 to Friday, April 10, 2026. At the front of the booth, live presentations by professional demonstrators will be held at any time, and visitors can experience the latest features of "Teachme Biz" and "iCheckup!". ■ Background of the Exhibition In the manufacturing workplace, the personalization of skills to specific individuals, a severe labor shortage, and the resulting stagnation of technology transfer are inevitable challenges. Studist supports the standardization and operational efficiency of manufacturing sites through the manual creation and sharing system "Teachme Biz," which intuitively visualizes operations using images and videos, and the inspection task execution support system "iCheckup!". ■ Recommended for those with the following challenges: - Technology transfer from veterans: Want to eliminate dependence on specific personnel and build a system to inherit technology as an organization. - Reduction of non-conforming products: Want to standardize correct procedures to prevent operational errors and achieve both stability and assurance of quality. - Utilization of multinational and diverse human resources: Want to prepare procedure manuals that anyone can intuitively understand, regardless of language or experience. - Prevention of minor stoppages and response to equipment abnormalities: Want to prepare a response flow when equipment trouble occurs and eliminate personalization. ■ Content and Highlights of the Exhibition At the front of the booth, live presentations by professional demonstrators will be held regularly. We will demonstrate in an easy-to-understand manner the latest manual creation process using AI to transform the "procedures in the heads of veterans" into "assets that anyone can use." In addition, at individual booth demonstrations, we will introduce the latest systems, such as a feature where AI generates procedure manuals from videos. By removing the "barrier to creating manuals" that burdens the workplace with AI, we will specifically introduce how "business standardization," which often becomes a mere shell, leads to the self-driven operation of the workplace and quality stability. Those aiming to fundamentally solve issues such as "manuals don't penetrate even if created" or "technology transfer is not progressing easily," or those specifically considering promoting DX in the workplace, please be sure to stop by the Studist booth. ■ Exhibition Overview - Exhibition Name: Manufacturing World [Nagoya] - Dates: Wednesday, April 8 - Friday, April 10, 2026, 10:00 - 17:00 - Venue: Portmesse Nagoya - Booth Number: 26-18 - How to Participate: Advance registration required (free registration) - Official Website: [URL omitted]