▼Event Overview

*Registration will close once all spots are filled.

On Tuesday, April 28, from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., we will host the “Local Government and Fire Department DX Seminar: Learning from the Results of the Triangle Ehime Pilot Project” at our Matsuyama office (
).

🔳Special Event at nat Inc nat "New Matsuyama Office"

nat has recently opened a new “Matsuyama Office” (Hanazono-cho, Matsuyama City) to further accelerate our support for on-site digital transformation (DX) initiatives in Ehime Prefecture.
To celebrate the opening of the Matsuyama Office, we will be hosting a private event limited to 15 attendees at the new office.
On the day of the event, our CEO (Liu) will deliver remarks regarding our future business expansion and regional initiatives.

 Whether you’re a representative who would like to “start by observing the latest technologies and gathering information,” or you’re looking for a place for local governments within the prefecture to exchange information, please feel free to visit us.

In this seminar, we will welcome representatives from the Saijo City Fire Department and the Kuma Kogen Town Fire Department in Ehime Prefecture, who will present on the initiatives and results of the “
” pilot project.

We will explain , based on specific case studies, how the use of
3D scanning technology has helped improve and streamline operations by addressing challenges related to “collecting, recording, and sharing on-site information” during fire investigations and on-site inspections.

• Recording and measuring conditions at fire scenes is time-consuming and labor-intensive.
• The burden of post-processing tasks, such as creating drawings and preparing reports, is significant.
• Given the limited staff, there is a need to improve the efficiency of investigation and prevention efforts.
• There are challenges in sharing an understanding of the situation on the ground among relevant organizations and internal stakeholders.

For local government officials and fire department personnel facing these challenges, we would like to introduce specific initiatives designed to both streamline field operations and improve accuracy at
.

🔳 Schedule

2:00–3:00 p.m.

’s New Matsuyama Office Opening Ceremony: Remarks by CEO 劉 栄駿

　・Overview of Operations
　・Background and Challenges Leading to Implementation
　・Case Studies of Use in Fire Investigation Operations (Initial Investigation / Administrative Investigation)
　・Results of Verification Regarding Operational Efficiency and Cost-Effectiveness
　・Future Plans for Utilizing Scanat

〈Part 2: Kuma Kogen Town Fire Department〉

　・Overview of Services
　・Background and Challenges Leading to Adoption
　・Case Studies: Support for the Elderly, Preventive Services, and Temple Floor Plan Surveys
　・Future Applications Scanat (Violation Processing, Table-Top Drills, Support for the Elderly)

3:00–4:00 p.m.

Scanat (Optional)
Through hands-on shooting experiences using the actual device, you can get a concrete sense of how it can be used in real-world scenarios.

We sincerely look forward to your participation.

🔳Recommended for people like this

　・Those responsible for promoting digital transformation (DX) in local governments
　・Those considering ways to enhance fire investigation and prevention operations at fire departments
　・Those considering ways to improve the recording and sharing of field information
　・Those facing challenges in improving operational efficiency and reducing staffing requirements
　・Those considering the potential use of 3D data in government operations

🔳Speaker Profiles

Saijo City Fire Department (Ehime Prefecture)
Kuma-Kogen Town Fire Department (Ehime Prefecture)

We are participating in the Triangle Ehime Demonstration Project to promote the use of 3D scanning technology in fire investigation and prevention activities.

They have implemented advanced visualization and sharing of field data and are carrying out concrete initiatives to promote digital transformation (DX) in municipal operations.

Seating is limited, so please register as soon as possible.

*Registration will close once all spots are filled.