Fujitsu to Showcase AI and Digital Twins at CEATEC 2026

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Fujitsu Limited today announced its participation in CEATEC 2026, to be held from October 13 to October 16, 2026, at Makuhari Messe (Chiba Prefecture, Japan). Fujitsu will showcase its initiatives aimed at realizing a resilient society through advanced technologies such as AI and digital twins. At the event, Fujitsu booth, with the cooperation of Toho Co., Ltd., visitors will be able to intuitively experience Fujitsu’s technologies that support responses to societal challenges like disasters through an interactive exhibit featuring Godzilla.

Under the theme “Challenge uncertainty, master resilience,” the Fujitsu booth will present initiatives for realizing a safe and secure society through human-technology collaboration, based on a scenario simulating evacuation guidance during a disaster. Additionally, the booth will feature an exhibit utilizing skeleton recognition AI, which digitizes human movement and is part of the Fujitsu Uvance offering “AI Technologies and Solutions,” allowing visitors to experience technologies that enhance human capabilities and...

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