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Takumi Giken Kogyo's Takafumi Hara to speak at Ipros AI-Sangyo World 2026 on December 9

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Takumi Giken Kogyo's Takafumi Hara to speak at Ipros AI-Sangyo World 2026 on December 9

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  1. What happened

    Takumi Giken Kogyo announced that director CBO Takafumi Hara will present a session titled 'Hand over a drawing, and AI creates a quote' at Ipros AI-Sangyo World 2026, held December 9–10 at Tokyo International Forum. His talk runs December 9, 13:20–13:50.

  2. Why it matters

    The session will share practical knowledge on using AI to draft quotes, aiming to reduce reliance on veteran experience and pass on expertise as labor shortages worsen, according to the announcement.

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When and where is Takafumi Hara's session?
It is on December 9, 2026, from 13:20 to 13:50 at Tokyo International Forum, as part of Ipros AI-Sangyo World 2026.
What is the title of the presentation?
The title is 'Hand over a drawing, and AI creates a quote: The front line of AI agents that change manufacturing quoting work.'
Who is Takafumi Hara?
He is a director and CBO of Takumi Giken Kogyo. He graduated from the University of Tokyo's Faculty of Engineering and led backend and infrastructure development of the company's AI system as VPoE before becoming CBO.
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