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Dear Valued Customer,
Thank you for choosing GeoTechnologies.
We hope this message finds
you well.
We're pleased to share our
latest news with you.
News✏️: Latest Updates from GeoTechnologies
1. GeoTechnologies Develops New Geospatial AI Platform "GeoTechAgent™"
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https://geot.jp/pressrelease-20260420/
GeoTechnologies, Inc. is
pleased to announce the development
of its new geospatial AI
platform, "GeoTechAgent,"
and the launch of AI agents
tailored to specific objectives
and challenges.
This platform utilizes the
company's geospatial data,
as well as human flow data
and purchase data accompanied
by attribute information,
to provide analysis and decision-making
support tailored to specific
locations and situations.
It is designed to be used
as an AI agent for specific
applications, such as trade
area analysis for retail
store location decisions
and the planning of delivery
routes based on traffic conditions
in the logistics industry.
▼ Read the full press release
https://geot.jp/pressrelease-20260420/
*Note: Press release available in Japanese only.
2. Experience Remote Locations as if You Were There! We Are Conducting a Pilot Test of an Immersive Remote Tourism Experience
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https://geot.jp/pressrelease-20260416/
East Japan Railway Company,
NEC Communication Systems,
Ltd., GeoTechnologies, Inc.,
and NEC Corporation are conducting
a pilot test of a remote
tourism experience using
new virtual technology that
allows users to experience
sensations typically felt
on-site from a remote location.In
addition to being held at
Shinagawa Station, this pilot
test is also being conducted
at Fukushima Station as part
of the "Fukushima Destination
Campaign."
Inside the immersive system
booth, visitors can virtually
experience the climate, landscape,
and environment of Fukushima
Prefecture—including the
"Sunflower Fields on the
Windy Plateau of Koriyama
Nunobiki," "Azuma Orchard,"
"Mugenkyō Ferry," and "Shioya
Cape"—through a combination
of visuals, sound, and scent,
to convey the appeal of Fukushima
Prefecture.
The experiment aims to verify
whether this immersive experience
motivates visitors to travel
to the region and influences
their purchasing behavior.
▼ Read the full press release
https://geot.jp/pressrelease-20260416/
*Note: Press release available in Japanese only.
Thank you for your continued
support.
Best regards,
Customer Success Team
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