• Establishing a foothold in Asia’s largest manufacturing market and advancing toward global leadership in simulation data infrastructure

• Addressing Japan’s manufacturing workforce shortages and digital transformation needs through local partnerships built around its flagship platform, TRINIX

NdotLight, a Physical AI data infrastructure company led by CEO Park Jin-young, announced on October 20 that it will exhibit at JIMTOF 2026, the 33rd Japan International Machine Tool Fair, taking place at Tokyo Big Sight from October 26 to 31.

JIMTOF is widely recognized as one of the world’s three leading machine tool exhibitions, alongside IMTS in the United States and EMO in Germany. A premier global business platform attracting more than 130,000 industry professionals from around the world, the event will provide NdotLight with an opportunity to expand its international customer base through a dedicated booth in the South Hall (S4004).

NdotLight plans to use the exhibition as a springboard into the Japanese market and accelerate its global business expansion. With its well-established manufacturing base, including the machine tool industry, Japan faces a growing need to improve design and production efficiency as declining birth rates and an aging population deepen shortages of skilled workers.

To address these needs, NdotLight will showcase TRINIX, its flagship 3D data generation platform. TRINIX automates the entire workflow in a single pipeline, from generating 3D CAD geometry to converting it into simulation-ready (SimReady) data for digital twin and robotics simulation applications. This helps manufacturers reduce the time and cost required to create 3D data and prepare it for simulation.

At the exhibition, NdotLight will demonstrate TRINIX’s key capabilities and offer consultations tailored to each company’s adoption needs. Drawing on its experience delivering projects for major Korean companies, NdotLight aims to identify the specific requirements of Japanese manufacturers and translate those insights into concrete collaborations and business partnerships.

“Our participation in JIMTOF, a global hub for manufacturing innovation, marks a major step in NdotLight’s expansion onto the world stage,” said Park Jin-young, CEO of NdotLight. “Building on our proven technological capabilities, we will address the core needs of the Japanese market and firmly establish ourselves as a leader in the global simulation data market.”