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At the exhibit hall, visitors will be introduced to the latest technologies
–including the hottest products, solutions and services–
through easy-to-understand demonstrations and upwards of 130 exhibits. Please be sure to take advantage of this opportunity to see, touch and experience these technologies firsthand.
These exhibits will provide visitors with simple explanations of technologies developed for convenience/comfort, healthcare, public safety and disaster preparedness that will play an integral role in the realization of smart cities̶which are expected to enable coexistence with the environment, improve crisis management capabilities and increase mobility. Visitors will also learn about the potential Big Data utilization holds for creating value together with customers and the advanced platforms required to transform this potential into a reality.

These exhibits will introduce NEC's take on the smart energy business as a company possessing both ICT and energy components, as well as show how energy storage systems, EV & PHV (electric vehicle and plug-in hybrid vehicle) charging infrastructure and energy management systems can help support the self-sustainability, deconcentration and diversification of energy.

These exhibits will not only present Smart Business solutions but also show visitors how the use of smart devices holds the key to success in business. Exhibits include solutions for new business creation, business continuity solutions for solving inB and B2B-related issues faced by customers, work-style innovation solutions and industry-specific services and solutions. The latest video solutions and environmentally friendly energy-saving/power-saving products will also be on display.

These exhibits will use models and panels to introduce visitors to NEC's space-related technologies, including SHIZUKU, the first water cycle observation satellite launched on May 18 of this year, and NEXTAR, a standard small satellite system incorporating the advanced technologies originally developed for the HAYABUSA asteroid probe.

*Please note that exhibits may be subject to change.