In a significant development for the AI and telecommunications sectors, several companies are set to showcase their groundbreaking technologies at the upcoming Japan IT Week Spring 2025, taking place from April 23 to April 25 at Tokyo Big Sight. Among these innovations is the 'WONDERGIRL powered by AVITA,' a next-generation AI receptionist avatar service developed by New Japan Printing Co., Ltd. This service allows for seamless switching between automated responses generated by AI and those provided by human operators, enhancing customer service capabilities.
New Japan Printing, based in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, is part of a partner program with AVITA, which operates the avatar service 'AVACOM.' Attendees can experience the 'WONDERGIRL powered by AVITA' at booth number 42-26 in the AI/Business Automation Exhibition area. The service is designed to function via web browsers, enabling two-way interactions through voice and text, and includes features for remote human support.
One of the standout features of 'WONDERGIRL' is its real-time translation capability, supporting over 100 languages. This makes it particularly useful for inbound customer service and situations requiring overnight unattended support, thus broadening its potential applications across various industries. The service is expected to be implemented in scenarios such as unattended reception at stores, facility navigation, administrative procedure guidance in local governments, product introductions at exhibitions, and online catalog search assistance.
CYLLENGE Inc., another participant at the event, will present its latest security solutions amid rising concerns regarding cybersecurity threats like ransomware and targeted attacks. As businesses increasingly prioritize information security, CYLLENGE aims to provide cutting-edge technologies to protect sensitive customer data.
At booth number 8-6, CYLLENGE will unveil its Smooth File AI option, which includes features like AI summarization and a chatbot that provides instant responses based on registered data. Additionally, the company will showcase its next-generation antivirus software designed to prevent unauthorized access and data leaks.
According to CYLLENGE, the event will also feature seminars led by experts, offering insights into advanced security services and their new functionalities, alongside live demonstrations of their products. The Japan IT Week Spring 2025 is expected to draw numerous professionals and stakeholders from the IT security sector, making it a prime opportunity for networking and knowledge exchange.
Yolo Technology Inc. will also be present at Japan IT Week Spring 2025, showcasing its global talent recruitment platform 'bossjob.' This platform addresses the pressing issue of engineer shortages in Japan's IT industry, particularly in cutting-edge fields like AI and Web3 development.
With a database of over 700,000 registered IT engineers across 17 countries, bossjob facilitates direct recruitment for companies seeking high-caliber talent. Yolo Technology is currently running a campaign that allows companies to post job listings and utilize scouting features for free, aiming to reduce recruitment costs while attracting top talent from around the globe.
Attendees can find Yolo Technology's booth at number 15-26, where they will discuss the benefits of using bossjob and share success stories from companies that have implemented the platform. The company is also offering 100 VIP tickets on a first-come, first-served basis for those who register early.
In the telecommunications sector, SIMO and MAYA TECHNOLOGIES GROUP are set to unveil their AI-driven platform 'MAYA inside,' designed to enhance mobile connectivity. This collaboration highlights how the integration of SIMO's Intelligent Cloud Connectivity technology with MAYA's expertise can optimize network performance.
At booth 17-40, SIMO President Eric Plam emphasized, "SIMO is at the forefront of revolutionizing connectivity through innovative products and powerful partnerships." The MAYA inside platform will allow users to enjoy uninterrupted mobile connectivity without the need for traditional SIM cards, utilizing SIMO's xSIM technology for real-time network optimization.
Among the products being showcased by SIMO and MAYA are a portable 4G USB adapter, a 5G mobile hotspot, and several Acer devices equipped with vSIM technology, which eliminates the need for physical SIM cards. This includes the Acer TravelMate P4 14 laptop, designed for mobile professionals, and the Acer Connect X6E 5G CPE router, which supports up to 128 connected devices.
The Japan IT Week Spring 2025 is expected to be a significant event for showcasing the latest advancements in technology across various sectors. With a diverse range of exhibitors, including AI solutions, cybersecurity measures, and telecommunications innovations, the event will provide a platform for companies to demonstrate their capabilities and engage with potential clients and partners.
The exhibition will run from April 23 to April 25, 2025, with hours from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM on the first two days and until 5:00 PM on the final day. Interested attendees can register for free via the official website.
As the event approaches, companies are gearing up to highlight how their innovations can address current challenges and enhance user experiences. Whether it's through improved customer service with AI avatars, robust cybersecurity solutions, or advanced telecommunications technologies, Japan IT Week Spring 2025 promises to be a hub of innovation.
