From July 30 to August 1, 2025, at Tokyo Big Sight, we introduced the data transfer IoT device " RxT-01 " born from joint research between our company and the University of Tokyo Information Technology Center at the " 2nd SPEXA [International] Space Business Expo ".
Exhibiting at a Space Business Trade Show
SPEXA is a trade show where everything related to space business comes together. This year's second edition brought together a wide range of products, technologies, and services including " rocket launches ", " satellite operations ", " ground systems ", " design • manufacturing • development ", " parts • materials ", " satellite data utilization ", and " space utilization ". During the event, over 10,000 visitors from various fields beyond the space industry attended.
Our company exhibited the data transfer IoT device " RxT-01 " at the 、I-NET Corp. booth. We displayed and introduced the actual device as equipment connectable to iNET Data Center's cloud storage.
RxT-01: Fast and Secure Transfer of Experimental Equipment Data to the Cloud
RxT-01 is a data transfer IoT device born from joint research between our company and the University of Tokyo Information Technology Center. It excels at transferring data from experimental equipment used without network connection. Connected via USB to a PC linked to the equipment, it transfers equipment data directly to the cloud quickly and securely. It has received high praise for combining the accuracy, robustness, and security required in research Sites.
Traditionally, most experimental equipment such as electron microscopes were not connected to networks, requiring data extraction using USB drives or DVDs and subsequent transfer to another PC. RxT-01 can transfer data directly to the cloud, dramatically reducing work hours. It is an innovative device that improves research efficiency while leveraging existing environments.
Exhibition Highlights and Response
At this booth, we conducted demonstrations with the actual RxT-01 device, showing the data transfer flow and ease of operation. While security is a critical factor in handling data from equipment, we also provided detailed explanations about the safety of data transfer via RxT-01.
Many visitors were familiar with the inconvenience of extracting data from equipment not connected to networks, and interest gathered from many visitors across industries. We received many questions about security and specific specifications such as transferable file sizes, making this a rewarding exhibition.
Going forward, we will proceed with initiatives to contribute to improved research efficiency at more facilities and equipment, based on the valuable feedback received from all visitors.
