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A meteorologist from Sysmet Co., Ltd. will be speaking at the mini stage of the 56th Iwasaki Total Solution Fair 2026. The mini stage will be held on the 1st floor of the exhibition hall, with each session lasting about 15 minutes. No prior registration is required, and attendees can enter and exit freely. Our presentation theme is: "Introduction to Weather Data from a Meteorologist's Perspective and AI Wind Forecasting." We will introduce how to interpret weather data from ZEROSAI X-AI, as well as our unique AI approach to wind forecasting and key points for applying it to on-site risk management and work planning. Presentation Date and Time: April 8, 2026 (Wednesday) from 13:30 Venue: 56th Iwasaki Total Solution Fair 2026 Mini Stage in the 1st Floor Exhibition Hall If you plan to attend the exhibition, please feel free to stop by the mini stage. We sincerely look forward to your visit. For more details about the mini stage, please visit the official website of the Iwasaki Total Solution Fair 2026. Related Article: We will be exhibiting at the 56th Iwasaki Total Solution Fair 2026.

Sysmet Co., Ltd. will exhibit at the 56th Iwasaki Total Solution Fair 2025, which will be held on April 8 (Wednesday) and April 9 (Thursday), 2025. Exhibited Products We will showcase the comprehensive weather platform ZEROSAI X-AI, which was released on February 18. It is possible to centrally manage information observed by environmental sensors along with weather information. Environmental Sensors - Cloud-managed noise and vibration meters (actual devices available) - Cloud-managed turbidity and pH meters - Cloud-managed dust meters We also offer a variety of options, including: - Sites without radio waves or power supply - Use cases in rivers - Automatic notifications via direct messaging or LINE WORKS We look forward to meeting everyone.

On February 24 (Tuesday), the Japan Meteorological Agency announced its three-month forecast for March to May. In the vicinity of Japan, the upper-level westerlies are expected to flow more to the north than usual, making it likely to be covered by warm air. As a result, above-average temperatures are predicted for March and April in regions excluding Okinawa and Amami, and nationwide in May. With an increase in warm days, there may also be days when it feels hot enough to sweat during the daytime. On sunny days, ultraviolet rays are likely to be strong, so please take precautions such as wearing hats and using sunscreen. For more details, please visit our website.

In recent years, extreme weather phenomena such as localized heavy rains caused by linear precipitation zones, unpredictable gusts of wind, and record-breaking heatwaves have been increasing. To ensure safety on-site, there is a demand for more accurate weather forecasts and swift decision-making. There are three main reasons why weather risk management is difficult at construction sites and factories: 1. Information is dispersed. Weather forecasts, wind speeds, heatstroke indices, rainfall... necessary information is spread across multiple systems and apps, making comprehensive decision-making time-consuming. 2. Information sharing is challenging. Only a few people are aware of the weather information, and it does not reach cooperating companies or on-site workers, making it difficult for everyone to have the same understanding in emergencies. 3. Localized forecasting is difficult. General weather forecasts target broad areas, and there are limitations to precise predictions at specific construction sites. This is especially true in mountainous or coastal areas. For future weather measures, "centralized management" and "visualization" will be key. Sysmet Corporation released the comprehensive weather platform ZEROSAI X-AI on February 18, 2026, to address these challenges. For more details, please visit our website or download the PDF.

On January 20 (Tuesday), the Japan Meteorological Agency announced its three-month forecast for the period from February to April. In the vicinity of Japan, the upper-level westerly winds are expected to flow further north than usual, particularly in the latter half of the period. As a result, February is expected to be cold nationwide, while March and April are predicted to be less affected by cold air, leading to a tendency for higher temperatures, except in Okinawa and Amami. With the arrival of spring anticipated to be early, cherry blossoms are also expected to bloom smoothly. Around April, there may be days that feel warm enough to sweat, so in addition to adapting to temperature differences, it is advisable to take measures against ultraviolet rays. For more details, please visit our website.