シスメット 本社/福岡県北九州市　・東日本オフィス/埼玉県入間市　・北日本オフィス/北海道札幌市 Official site

At Sysmet Co., Ltd., we are currently developing a new feature for our comprehensive weather platform, ZEROSAI X-AI, called "ZEROSAI X-AI Field View," which allows for centralized management of multiple sites on a map. We plan to release it around October to November 2026. Until now, ZEROSAI X-AI has allowed users to check quantitative weather forecasts and observation information for each site. On the other hand, companies and branches managing multiple construction sites have expressed needs such as: "I want to check the status of each site collectively." "I want to quickly identify sites where abnormalities are occurring." "I want to reduce the effort for managers to check ZEROSAI X-AI for each site." To address these needs, we are developing the "Field View," which provides an overview of the status of multiple sites at the company or branch level. The screen currently under development is designed to display registered multiple sites on a map, allowing management from a list. For more details, please visit our website.

Recommended for those who: Feel challenges in safety management and weather management at sites without radio signals or power supply. Have concerns about operating observation equipment at remote sites such as islands or mountainous areas. Have postponed the idea of weather DX at their sites, thinking "it's impossible for us." Content of the day (4 chapters / approximately 30 minutes): Why is weather countermeasure necessary now at sites without signals or power supply? (Background) [Understanding] Weather risks lurking in sites without radio signals or power supply. [Preparation] The three pillars of observation, forecasting, and notification, along with securing power and communication. [Practice] Implementation methods and case studies - operations using satellite communication and solar power, nationwide support made possible by Sysmet, and monitoring equipment operation. Chapters 1 to 3 will provide common "learning" for the sites, while Chapter 4 will introduce "how to actually do it" with specific case studies. Event Overview: Date: August 28 (Friday) 11:00 AM - 11:30 AM Format: Online (Zoom) Participation Fee: Free Chapters 1 to 3 will provide common "learning" for the sites, while Chapter 4 will introduce "how to actually do it" with specific case studies.

At Sysmet Corporation, we are currently developing a new feature for the comprehensive weather platform ZEROSAI X-AI called "ZEROSAI X-AI Field View," which allows for centralized management of multiple sites on a map. We plan to release it around October to November 2026. Until now, ZEROSAI X-AI has allowed users to check quantitative weather forecasts and observation information for each site. On the other hand, companies and branches with multiple construction sites have needs such as: "I want to check the status of each site collectively." "I want to quickly identify sites where abnormalities are occurring." "I want to reduce the effort for managers to check ZEROSAI X-AI for each site." To address these needs, we are developing the "Field View," which provides an overview of the status of multiple sites at the company or branch level. The screen currently under development is designed to display registered multiple sites on a map, allowing management from a list. For more details, please visit our website.

The weather comprehensive platform ZEROSAI X-AI has been registered in the New Technology Information System (NETIS) operated by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism. Registration date: May 20, 2026 Technology name: Weather Comprehensive Platform ZEROSAI X-AI NETIS number: QS-260002-A The weather comprehensive platform ZEROSAI X-AI with NETIS registration number QS-260002-A can be utilized for weather measures in the construction industry, such as civil engineering and building construction, by centrally managing AI weather forecasting, observation, and reporting. For more details, please visit our website.

According to the Japan Meteorological Agency, the operation of the "New Disaster Prevention Weather Information" will begin on Friday, May 29, 2026. The new disaster prevention weather information will organize four types of disasters—river flooding, heavy rain, landslides, and storm surges—into five levels of alert (1 to 5) and standardize the names to clarify the criteria for evacuation decisions. Regarding the timing of the switch, the Japan Meteorological Agency will carry out the transition work starting at 1 PM on Thursday, May 28, the day before the operation begins. If any issues arise, they will revert to the previous specifications and conduct the transition work at a later date. The services provided by Sysmet Co., Ltd. will also respond to the new disaster prevention weather information, but depending on the progress of the Japan Meteorological Agency's system transition, there may be a possibility of delays in updating our services. This article will explain how the new disaster prevention weather information will change. 1. Current issues with disaster prevention weather information 2. How the new disaster prevention weather information will change 3. Timing of the switch 4. Are you able to share information about disaster prevention weather information? For more details, please visit our website.