SHIN-JIGEN CTO Kazuaki Kishimoto to Speak at AIST's 9th Grand Canvas on October 6
A CTO of a company whose stated focus is robotics and edge AI stepping into an AI quality symposium puts the case for on-site learning, data selection, and human-machine role division in front of AIST's audience.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
SHIN-JIGEN CTO Kazuaki Kishimoto will give a short talk at the 9th Grand Canvas symposium hosted by AIST on October 6, 2026, at AP Nihombashi and online. He will cover edge AI that learns and runs inference on site, demonstration cases of equipment predictive detection, and what performance, quality, and safety require for continued on-site use.
The 9th Grand Canvas symposium runs under the title "Drawing the Future of AI Quality Together," hosted by the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology. Kishimoto's session is billed as a short talk, not a keynote. The framing he brings is operational: sites with aging equipment and labor shortages need AI that handles differences in condition and environment, and accuracy alone does not settle whether a system stays in use. In the release he points to selection of training data, management during operation, and the division of roles between people and machines.
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