The EU-Japan Centre for Industrial Cooperation successfully concluded its Digital Business Mission to Japan, held on 14-18 October 2024. The mission centered around CEATEC 2024, one of Asia's largest tech events, hosted at Makuhari Messe. 9 European startups and SMEs from 8 European countries showcased cutting-edge technologies that captured significant attention in the Japanese market. The innovations ranged from advanced AI applications and state-of-the-art security solutions to innovative environmental sensors, demonstrating Europe's technological prowess.
Key highlights of the mission included:
The turnout at CEATEC 2024 was exceptional with a total attendance of 112,014 over 4 days. This mission underscored the strong technological ties between Europe and Japan, facilitating valuable connections and showcasing European innovation on the global stage. The EU-Japan Centre extends its gratitude to all participants, partners, and visitors who contributed to the mission's resounding success.
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