Exhibitor List (Year 2026)

Exhibition Category
Exhibition Area
Keyword

Exhibitor List of A

  • AIST

    AIST / AIST SOLUTIONS

    Booth No.：1-080

Exhibitor List of B

  • BPLAB

    BPLAB

    Booth No.：1-081

Exhibitor List of D

Exhibitor List of H

Exhibitor List of J

  • JA Mitsui Business Partners

    JA Mitsui Business Partners

    Booth No.：1-083

  • JAPAN LEASING ASSOCIATION

    JAPAN LEASING ASSOCIATION

    Booth No.：1-084

  • JEMS

    JEMS

    Booth No.：1-086

Exhibitor List of M

Exhibitor List of N

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    NEXYCL

    Booth No.：1-094

  • NICE

    NICE

    Booth No.：1-090

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    NIPPON FIBER CORPORATION

    Booth No.：1-092

Exhibitor List of P

  • PELLENCST JAPAN

    PELLENCST JAPAN

    Pellenc ST Japan showcases MISTRAL+ CONNECT through panels and videos. Combining NIR/VIS technology with AI-powered CNS BRAIN, it precisely sorts plastics (PP, PE, PET, PVC, PVDC) and contaminants. Three-way sorting and new options improve accuracy and throughput. Designed for safety and easy maintenance, it supports advanced recycling and resource recovery in Japan.

    Booth No.：1-097

Exhibitor List of R

  • RadarLab

    RadarLab

    RadarLab supports DPP (Digital Product Passport) readiness and resource circulation through data-sharing technology. We will present our DPP Implementation Support Service with SATO Corporation, covering data organization to on-site tagging; AI-FORMA, which uses AI to convert data in any format into DPP; and our patented technology and data space R&D for secure, sovereign data exchange.

    Booth No.：1-095

  • REMARE

    REMARE

    Booth No.：1-085

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    RENET JAPAN RECYCLE

    Booth No.：1-082

Exhibitor List of S

  • SATO

    SATO

    Booth No.：1-096

Exhibitor List of T

  • Toyama New Industry Organization

    Toyama New Industry Organization

    Booth No.：1-091

Exhibitor List of W

Exhibitor List of X

  • X CUBE SOLUTIONS

    X CUBE SOLUTIONS

    Booth No.：1-099

Exhibitor List of Y

  • YAMAZEN

    YAMAZEN

    These are upcycled boards made from discarded textile waste (used clothing)—materials that typically have low recycling rates—and transformed into interior building materials suitable for use in public facilities.The process successfully renders these otherwise flammable fiberboards flame-retardant and non-combustible.This recycled boards helps reduce CO2 emissions associated with both

    Booth No.：1-100