Broadmedia & Entertainment Inter BEE 2026 Nov. 18 Wed. ▶︎ 20 Fri. Makuhari Messe Broadmedia & Entertainment Inter BEE 2026 Nov. 18 Wed. ▶︎ 20 Fri. Makuhari Messe

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Exhibitor Seminar

Exhibitors share the latest trends and insights directly with industry professionals.

What is Exhibitor Seminar ?

These seminars allow exhibitors to present their products, technologies, and services through practical case studies and applications. Attendees gain a deeper understanding of product features and acquire useful knowledge for implementation and utilization. The seminars also provide a valuable opportunity to engage directly with exhibitors, ask questions, and exchange ideas on the spot.

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Venue:Makuhari Messe Room 103, 1F International Conference Hall/ Room 104, 1F International Conference Hall

Program

Session Details

  • 11/18

    10:00〜11:30

    Room 103

    Consecutive interpretation
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    ES1-181 Exhibitor Seminar New Experiences, Powered by Art & Technology

    This talk session introduces the new experiences and business opportunities emerging through Art × Tech. Companies working across a range of technology fields—including AI Builder solutions, XR/VR, media art, AI-powered video production, and AI VFX—will share how they have combined technology with art and content, focusing on real-world projects and outcomes. The session will highlight practical applications of cutting-edge technologies, from AI-based content creation to PBR-based multi-model generation and compositing, AI VFX, and relighting, while exploring how these technologies are transforming creative processes, audience experiences, and content businesses. The speakers will also discuss new opportunities that Art × Tech can create in the global market.

    Reina Morishita

    SHINRAI
    Arts Korea Lab

    Reina Morishita

    Nam Koong SEOK

    VUDEX Co., Ltd.
    Arts Korea Lab

    Nam Koong SEOK

    Hyeree Chung

    AHA-ABLE
    Arts Korea Lab

    Hyeree Chung

    Henry Kang

    MESIS Inc.
    Arts Korea Lab

    Henry Kang

    Park ARK

    Sixdofamine
    Arts Korea Lab

    Park ARK

    Gwangho Park (MT)

    BuildersGate
    Arts Korea Lab

    Gwangho Park (MT)

    Yubin Kim

    AUDIOGUY
    Arts Korea Lab

    Yubin Kim
  • 11/18

    12:00〜13:30

    Room 103

    ES1-182 Exhibitor Seminar Building a Next-Generation Incident Response Framework with AWS DevOps Agent and New Relic AI MCP Integration
  • 11/18

    12:00〜13:30

    Room 104

    ES2-182 Exhibitor Seminar Who Is Accountable for Your AI? An AI Security Map for Broadcasters and Streaming Providers

    Generative AI is already in production, newsroom, and streaming workflows, connecting to internal systems and beginning to execute tasks. What must be protected now extends beyond information to judgment, rights, and the operational permissions granted to AI. This session organizes AI adoption into four models based on who owns each layer of the stack, and shows how three core problems — the inability to explain, to stop, and to trust — appear differently in each model, and how the response changes accordingly. The scope of what can be delegated to AI will keep expanding. Accountability will not go away. We offer a map for confronting that question.

    Toshikazu Murata

    Presales Architect, Systems Engineering, Enterprise Business Technology Dept.,
    Fortinet Japan G.K.

  • 11/18

    14:00〜15:30

    Room 103

    ES1-183 Exhibitor Seminar <BBC × NHK Special Dialogue>The Present and Future of Music Usage in Broadcast and Streaming Content

    We are pleased to welcome Paul Moore, Head of Music Rights at the BBC, and Masayuki Yamada, Senior Manager of the Sound Design Department at NHK. The discussion will explore how the role and use of music in broadcasting are evolving in the UK and Japan, music selection and licensing strategies that enhance the viewer experience, and the opportunities and challenges surrounding music production and selection in the age of AI. Facilitated by Audio Network, a global music company providing music for broadcast, streaming, advertising and other forms of content, the discussion will also explore the role of music libraries in broadcast and streaming content and their future potential, drawing on the insights and perspectives of both speakers.

    Facilitator

    Yuko Yokoi

    Head of Japan
    Audio Network

    Yuko Yokoi

    Guest Speaker

    Paul Moore

    Head of Music Rights,
    BBC

    Paul Moore

    Masayuki Yamada

    Senior Manager of the Sound Design Department,
    NHK

    Masayuki Yamada
  • 11/18

    14:00〜15:30

    Room 104

    ES2-183 Exhibitor Seminar Shaping the Future of Broadcasting — Nishicon's Next 10Years

    From a company that provides functions to a company that creates transformation together

    The broadcasting industry is changing dramatically. How can broadcasters move toward the next era without losing the values and strengths they have built over the years? And what role should broadcast IT vendors play in that era? Through our work with 120 broadcasters across Japan, we have formed our own views on these questions. We would like to share Nishicon's vision for "the next decade of the broadcasting industry," and we hope this can be an opportunity to think about the future together with you.

    Yoshihiko Tomita

    President and CEO,
    Nishicon Co., Ltd.

    Case Study: Introducing a New Broadcast Business System at TV TOKYO and BS TV TOKYO

    As one of Nishicon's recent initiatives, we will present the new broadcast business system we delivered for TV TOKYO. HIBS V4, the latest version of Nishicon's broadcast business system, can now run in a serverless configuration on a public cloud. This session will begin with an overview of the system architecture. We will then welcome Mr. Endo of TV TOKYO as our guest. He will talk about why TV TOKYO started this project, how the system is being used today, and where they plan to take it next.

    Takayoshi Fukudome

    Executive Officer, Technology & Architecture Transformation,
    Nishicon Co., Ltd.

    Tetsujiro Endo

    General Manager, DX Development Center, Technology Development Division,
    TV TOKYO Corporation

  • 11/18

    16:00〜17:30

    Room 104

    ES2-184 Exhibitor Seminar Re-Monetization of Global Legacy IP - Case Studies of [AI Super-Scaler] Video Restoration & Upscaling Solution
  • 11/19

    10:00〜11:30

    Room 103

    ES1-191 Exhibitor Seminar Building a Resilient and Sustainable Broadcasting Platform through Integrated Master Control Cost Optimization and Stable Operations through Functional Consolidation

    • Sky Perfect JSAT’s Integrated Master Control Vision • AI-Driven Efficiency in Broadcast Preparation and Monitoring • Broadcast Continuity in Times of Disaster

    Sky Perfect JSAT’s Integrated Master Control Vision

    Jun Iizuka

    Media Solution Business Group
    SKY Perfect JSAT Corporation

    Jun Iizuka

    AI-Driven Efficiency in Broadcast Preparation and Monitoring

    Ryuya Maeda

    Media Solution Business Group
    SKY Perfect JSAT Corporation

    Ryuya Maeda

    Broadcast Continuity in Times of Disaster

    Nozomi Shibata

    Media Solution Business Group
    SKY Perfect JSAT Corporation

    Nozomi Shibata
  • 11/20

    12:00〜13:30

    Room 104

    ES2-202 Exhibitor Seminar Powering International Live Production with ST 2110-Based MoIP and Colt's Next-Generation Network Services - A Case Study of TV Asahi’s Remote Production Network Deployment for an International Swimming Championship

    ■Powering International Live Production with ST 2110-Based MoIP and Colt's Next-Generation Network Services - A Case Study of TV Asahi’s Remote Production Network Deployment for an International Swimming Championship ■The adoption of Media over IP (MoIP) technologies is driving a new era of low-latency, high-quality video production for international content delivery. In this session, we will explore a remote production network deployment implemented by TV Asahi Corporation during an international swimming championship. Through this real-world case study, attendees will gain insights into the operational challenges and lessons learned from live international sports broadcasting, as well as the benefits of Colt’s Network as a Service (NaaS) solutions in supporting next-generation broadcast workflows.

    Yuta Nakagawa

    Product Manager,
    Colt Technology Services

    Mina Sakamoto

    Enterprise & Partner Sales - Account Executive,
    Colt Technology Services

  • 11/20

    14:00〜15:30

    Room 103

    ES1-203 Exhibitor Seminar Tsurugi: Japan's Native RDB Redefining Broadcast — Ultra-Low-Latency AI Video Distribution
  • 11/20

    14:00〜15:30

    Room 104

    ES2-203 Exhibitor Seminar Haivision New Products and SRT Use Cases

    Explore how Haivision's SRT video streaming protocol and cutting-edge live video transmission technology are transforming sports, news, and live event production.

    Peter Maag

    Chief Strategy Officer and EVP of Strategic Partnerships,
    Haivision System Inc,

    Peter Maag

    Operation of Cloud IP Transmission Realizing a New Sports Live Experience "WINLIVE"

    Nobuteru Kondo

    Sports Video Tech Div. Audio Video Technical Manager,
    WinTicket Inc.

    Nobuteru Kondo

    Introduction to the Use of SRT Protocol and Cloud Production Case Studies at International Winter Sports Events

    Hiromasa Kawai

    Tech/Art Department, Engineering Center, Media Network Operations, Team Leader,
    Fuji Television Network, Inc

    Hiromasa Kawai