As special exhibition sections, the
will have three pavilions for products and technologies with the themes “Advanced Electronics,” “Advanced Fusion Technologies,” and “Environment” under one roof along with five theme zones. Each pavilion and zone will have booths for exhibitors to hold technical seminars to present their products and technologies (free of charge for exhibitors) and for universities, research institutes, and associated organizations to present their study results, promoting business matching and academic-industrial matching.
If you are an applicant for the , you can take part in the exhibitions in the pavilion and theme zones at no extra charge. We hope you will not miss this opportunity.
- Period: Wednesday, June 3, to Friday, June 5, 2009
- Place: Special exhibition section within the venue of the
in the east exhibition building of Tokyo Big Sight - Exhibition target: See the target products and technologies for the pavilions and theme zones.
- Target exhibitors: Exhibitors for theand Non-exhibitors, universities, research institutes, and associated organizations
- Exhibitions at the pavilions and theme zones
- Exhibitors for the three shows can use a board for panel exhibition (for one panel) or a glass case at no cost (additional space and fittings are chargeable)
- Exhibitors for the three shows can exhibit devices at no charge for up to one booth (3 m x 3 m) (board for displaying an explanation panel is chargeable and device exhibition for the second booth is chargeable)
- Exhibitions by exhibitors for the three shows: The normal booth fee applies.
- Exhibitions by independent administrative agencies and public organizations: 126,000 Yen (including tax)/booth
- Exhibitions by school laboratories: No charge for one booth (chargeable for the second booth: the fee for independent administrative agencies and public organizations is applied)
* Co-exhibitions between a school laboratory and a business/organization or an independent administrative agency/public organization are chargeable (the fee for the co-exhibitor is applied) - Exhibitors can present their products and technologies through product/technology PR seminars at no charge.
Non-exhibitors also can do so at cost.- Fee: 157,500 Yen (including tax)/session (45 minutes) for JPCA members, normal and cooperative JIEP members, regular and cooperative JARA members, or 283,500 Yen for non-members
- The fee covers (1) 100-seat theater, (2) audio and video equipment for computer-based presentation, (3) acoustic equipment, and (4) seminar supporting personnel.
At the seminars, you can distribute your own materials and conduct surveys.
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Having enjoyed popularity, the Advanced Electronics pavilion will be set up in 2009 as well, which will consist of a noteworthy Component Mounted/3-D PKG zone, essential to sophistication and downsizing of all equipment; a Mobile/Display/Car Electronics zone, which is a section for presenting element technologies for automobiles being rapidly computerized and mobile devices and digital displays for a ubiquitous society; and a Thermal Management zone, which presents technologies against thermal problems such as functional disorders caused by heat, shortened lives, and deformation. In addition, inside the Advanced Electronics pavilion, open seminars are planned that will provide product and technology PR, latest technical trends, and study results at no charge. You are encouraged to take part in open seminars to present your appropriate products and technologies.
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To deliver a sustainable society that can live together with the global environment, it is essential to work toward green products, environmental management, and 3R/environmental measures. The environment pavilion will be set up in 2009 as well, which will display under one roof many ecological technologies that can be used in the electronic circuit industry. It will be a golden opportunity to present electronic circuit technologies as environmental measures for emission/wastewater treatment technologies receiving significant attention from China and the world. We look forward to your application. In addition, inside the Environment pavilion, open seminars are planned that provide product/technology PR, latest technical trends, and study results at no charge.
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The Advanced Fusion Technology pavilion will be set up in 2009 as well that will consist of an Optical Technology zone presenting optical transmission and optical electronic circuit technologies receiving attention for their large-volume, high-speed processing, low power consumption, and noise elimination and a Nonotech/MEMS Technology zone that displays next-generation element technologies, such as nanotechnologies associated with a variety of industrial platforms, MEMS as ultra-micro fabrication/wiring/packaging technologies, nanoimprinters, and printable electronics. In addition, inside the Advanced Fusion Technology pavilion, open seminars are planned which provide product/technology PR, latest technical trends, and study results at no charge. You are encouraged to take part in open seminars to present your appropriate products and technologies such as optical technologies, nanotechnologies, and MEMS associated with lectronic circuits.
