Voxela co-founder and CEO Yuta Endo will speak at an online seminar hosted by our partner TOTEC Amenity on October 21. The seminar runs in Japanese and is open to operators of care and welfare businesses in Japan.
The program puts three approaches to resident monitoring side by side: millimeter-wave radar from Fujitsu, VCare AI cameras from Voxela, and the Mimamori Life bed sensor from TOTEC Amenity. Each one is presented by the company behind it.
Buying decisions in this category get easier when a facility can hear all three explained in one sitting, which is why we said yes. These methods are not mutually exclusive. A facility that understands what each one covers can combine them deliberately, rather than replacing one with the next.
TOTEC Amenity frames the event around Japan's productivity-improvement add-on (生産性向上推進体制加算) in the national long-term care fee schedule, and eldercare DX more broadly. For readers outside Japan, that framing is the useful part: here, monitoring technology is judged inside a reimbursement structure, not on product merits alone.
【Seminar Details】
・Title (official, Japanese): 【第71回ウェビナー】今注目の最新見守り機器 一挙紹介セミナー ～ミリ波レーダ・AI見守り・ベッドセンサー～
・Title (our English rendering): The Latest in Monitoring Devices: Millimeter-Wave Radar, AI Monitoring, and Bed Sensors (the 71st webinar in TOTEC Amenity's series)
・Date: Wednesday, October 21, 2026
・Times: 10:00–11:15 a.m. or 4:00–5:15 p.m. JST. Both sessions cover the same material.
・Format: Online via Zoom, in Japanese
・Cost: Free. Capacity: 100
・Host: TOTEC Amenity
・Speakers: one presenter each from Fujitsu, Voxela (co-founder and CEO Yuta Endo), and TOTEC Amenity. Names and profiles are on the host's page