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We have published a case study article on the implementation of the "IoT Angle Sensor Unit," which digitizes measurement values by retrofitting existing analog meters and enables remote monitoring, at Daikin Industries, Ltd. ―――――――――――――――――――――――――――――― Reduced inspection time by approximately 4,000 hours annually. Continuous monitoring also allows for predictive maintenance. Case Study | Daikin Industries, Ltd. Read the article here: https://sirc.co.jp/news/4758/ ―――――――――――――――――――――――――――――― ◆ Background of Implementation - The Chemical Division of Daikin faced a significant burden due to the large amount of labor required for routine visual inspections. - Although the need for continuous monitoring of equipment was increasing, the high barriers to system implementation due to installation work and cost constraints were a challenge. - Traditional routine visual inspections were limited to checks every 8 hours, making early detection of equipment anomalies difficult. ◆ Results of Implementation - Achieved approximately 4,000 hours of operational efficiency annually. - Early detection of equipment anomalies and reduction in repair costs through continuous monitoring. - Utilized the time saved through efficiency improvements for personnel development.

Since its opening in 1993, "Yokohama Hakkeijima Sea Paradise," known as a "marine, island, and living creatures theme park," has been beloved by many people. It features a variety of facilities, including four aquariums, attractions, and hotels. As part of efforts to improve operational efficiency, an IoT angle sensor unit has been introduced to the water treatment facility of the aquarium "Fureai Lagoon." We spoke about the background of the introduction and the changes experienced on-site.

An article about our company was published in the Chugoku Shimbun on October 31, 2025. ■ Chugoku Shimbun, October 31, 2025, Page 9 Challenges of Startups: Ahead of TSUNAGU Hiroshima 2025 - <Part 1> Collaboration with Local Companies, Supporting Energy Conservation and Prepared Food Business You can also view it on Chugoku Shimbun Digital. https://www.chugoku-np.co.jp/articles/-/736214 *Membership registration is required to read the article.

It was published in the Steel News. An article about our company was featured in the Steel News on June 19, 2025 (Thursday). ◆ Steel News, June 19, 2025, Page 6 SIRC IoT Power Sensor Unit "High-Speed Model" Released

SIRC Co., Ltd. has released a new product, the "IoT Digital Input Unit," which wirelessly transmits data obtained from existing measuring instruments via Bluetooth and aggregates it in the cloud or data loggers. This product easily captures signals from widely used devices in the field, such as production quantity counters and flow meters for air, liquids, and gases, centralizing data that was previously managed separately. It strongly supports the utilization of data as a foundation for promoting energy savings and improving operational efficiency. Key features include the ability to connect up to three devices with a single touch using the included terminal block. Each count can be recorded individually, allowing for flexible management of multiple devices simultaneously. Additionally, it supports both battery operation and external power supply, enabling users to switch according to the environment and application in the field.