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Lightblue is a University of Tokyo–origin AI startup that develops business solutions centered on image analysis and natural-language processing. Its systems support worksite safety and customer monitoring through camera analysis, and office productivity through language models. The Lightblue employee assistant connects ChatGPT with tools such as Slack and Teams to help with internal questions and sales or HR work. Human Sensing customizes AI to quantify people’s movements, states, and time from camera footage. The site also features customer projects, downloadable materials, seminars, AI articles, and company news.

HACARUS provides AI solutions that use limited data to address operational problems in manufacturing, construction, and infrastructure. HACARUS Check combines AI software and hardware to automate visual inspection of complex parts. HACARUS KY digitizes and supports pre-task hazard-prediction activities at construction sites, while Field Vision analyzes camera footage to monitor work areas and help prevent occupational accidents. The company also presents workflow solutions combining generative AI, AI agents, and image recognition, as well as initial validation support for humanoid robots. Its site includes customer cases, technology information, and news.

Idein is a Japanese technology company that connects information from physical environments to software through edge AI and Actcast. It develops perception technologies for image, audio, and radar data, as well as control applications such as vehicle route guidance, designed for hardware with limited resources. Actcast provides a common platform to deploy software across many field devices and manage them remotely, including operations, monitoring, authentication, data transfer, and security. The site also describes engineers’ support from problem definition through implementation and long-term operation, with cases in manufacturing, retail, automotive, and infrastructure.

Fixstars specializes in performance engineering that improves software speed and efficiency. Its Japanese site describes acceleration of AI and large-language-model training and inference, more efficient GPU use, and embedded software development. Fixstars Vega provides an on-premises development environment for using open-weight LLMs without sending source code outside the organization. The company also offers embedded AI model porting, optimization, and performance validation, alongside the AIStation local-GPU workstation, FPGA and quantum-computing services, case studies, seminars, and technical resources.

Morpho’s Japanese corporate site presents research and products in imaging AI, combining digital image-processing technology with artificial intelligence and deep learning. Its technologies include Morpho Visual Calibrator for automatically correcting positional shifts in multi-camera systems, SoftNeuro, an AI inference engine for image processing, and MovieSolid video stabilization. The site shows applications in smart devices, automotive, semiconductors, construction, digital media and broadcasting, and smart cities, alongside technology explanations, case studies, technical blogs, company news, and investor information.

Rist’s Japanese site presents AI services centered on computer vision and data analytics for manufacturing, life sciences, and social infrastructure. The company supports projects from image capture and imaging design through recognition-model development, hardware selection, deployment, and operations. Offerings include Deep Counter software for counting objects, predictive solutions for electricity demand and fuel consumption, anomaly detection, a predictive-maintenance AI agent, and generative AI for using internal documents. The site also features customer cases, technical blog articles, and Rist’s Kaggle activities.

BrainPad’s Japanese corporate site presents data-utilization support through specialist consulting and SaaS products. Its professional services cover data strategy and consulting, analytics and algorithm development, data-platform construction, and workforce training. Product areas include visualization, personalization, recommendations, generative AI, customer data platforms, and marketing automation for consumer businesses. The company helps organizations incorporate data into everyday work and decision-making; the site also provides industry case studies, service details, seminars, knowledge articles, news, and investor information.

JDSC’s Japanese site presents AI and data-science services that address industry challenges and help companies advance digital and AI transformation. Its work spans manufacturing, logistics and supply chains, real estate and urban development, energy, finance, and government. Projects include data analytics, demand forecasting, mathematical optimization, process improvement, and AI implementation. JDSC also works on physical AI for optimization and autonomy in the real world. The site features industry solutions, co-creation case studies, news, seminars, company information, and investor relations.

HEROZ’s Japanese site presents AI services built on machine-learning and deep-learning technology developed through its shogi AI work. The company applies these methods to business challenges in fields such as finance, construction, and entertainment. Its corporate support spans problem definition and planning, data assessment, AI-model development, integration with existing systems, and ongoing operation and improvement. The site features cases including mortgage-fraud detection, building-structure planning assistance, and AI agents for financial work, alongside service, news, and investor information.

FRONTEO’s Japanese corporate site describes services that use its in-house AI to support companies and professionals in life sciences, risk management, and digital transformation. Life-science offerings include AI-assisted drug discovery, research-paper exploration, and AI for medical devices. Risk-management solutions cover legal technology, investigations, economic security, and compliance support. The site presents its products and services, examples from litigation and investigations, seminars, company news, and investor-relations information.

MICIN’s Japanese corporate site describes digital health businesses that connect patients with healthcare providers. Its services include curon online consultations, online medication-guidance support for pharmacies, and curon SmartPass for smartphone-based clinic check-in, payment, and prescription pickup. For clinical development, MiROHA provides digital tools such as online visits, electronic consent, and electronic clinical-trial data capture. The company also presents MedBridge, a digital therapeutics support system, and an insurance business, with service details, news, and company information.

AI Medical Service’s Japanese site presents medical AI products that support interpretation of gastrointestinal endoscopy images. gastroAI model-G3 detects regions that may indicate early gastric cancer or adenoma in real time to assist a physician’s review, while gastroAI model-EIRL supports image-based assessment of colorectal polyps. The company also describes gastroBASE screening X, a cloud platform for processing images used in stomach-cancer screening. Product information is accompanied by gastroAI media for endoscopists, research and collaboration updates, and company news.

Ubie’s Japanese corporate site describes health technology services for consumers, healthcare providers, and pharmaceutical companies. Its consumer symptom-search service asks users doctor-reviewed questions and helps them look up related possible conditions, care information, and nearby medical facilities. For healthcare organizations, Ubie offers support such as workflow efficiency with generative AI and DPC coding optimization. Its pharmaceutical services connect disease and treatment information with consumers and medical providers through a health platform. Company news and information about safety and data protection are also available.

ELYZA’s Japanese site presents a deep-learning AI company focused on large language model research and practical enterprise use. It supports businesses in implementing AI systems with GPT or proprietary models and in developing models tailored to a company or industry. Its generative-AI product ELYZA Works lets employees create internal AI apps by describing what they want to build, without specialist knowledge, then share and improve those apps with a team. The site also features research articles, customer examples, and company news.

Stockmark’s Japanese corporate site presents AI services that turn fragmented business information, technical documents, and employees’ implicit knowledge into structured assets. It helps organizations redesign workflows around AI and improve decision-making, while researching Japanese business-focused LLMs, VLMs, and knowledge-structuring technology. Its offerings include the Stockmark A Technology AI platform and Aconnect, an AI agent for manufacturing R&D that gathers information from news, papers, patents, government reports, and internal documents to surface risks and opportunities and support technical research and problem solving.

AVILEN’s Japanese corporate site describes end-to-end support for business transformation with data and AI, from strategy planning to implementation and workforce development. Its consulting covers data-driven management, back-office processes, and existing or new businesses. The company also develops and deploys AI software, including business AI agents and SaaS, and offers organizational roadmaps, DX-literacy assessments, and practical AI training. Case studies, knowledge articles, webinars, and service materials are available on the site.

Laboro.AI’s Japanese website presents custom AI development tailored to business problems. Its solution-design approach combines AI engineering with business consulting to connect technical capabilities to operational value. The service areas include mathematical optimization, AI agents and generative AI, with project examples such as manufacturing simulation software, workforce and shift optimization for transport, and AI that generates PLC control-design code. The site also describes Mirai Research, an AI simulation-based market research service, and provides case studies, news, and resources.

AI inside’s Japanese corporate site explains its enterprise AI products and company information. Leapnet turns internal company data into RAG-based knowledge and lets teams build work-focused AI agents; DX Suite reads business forms with AI OCR and automates surrounding data-entry steps. AI inside Cube is an edge computer for using AI in on-premises, security-conscious environments. Product pages sit alongside company news, corporate details, and investor relations information.

Ridge-i’s Japanese site presents AI and digital-transformation consulting and development for companies. It supports work from AI strategy and requirements definition through research, system development, deployment in operations, and ongoing improvement with MLOps. Its services use generative AI and large language models, image analysis, and mathematical optimization; separate offerings analyze satellite and drone imagery and help plan data use, build platforms, and perform analytics. The site also describes projects addressing disaster prevention and security, alongside case studies, company details, and investor information.