AI EXPO TOKYO Autumn

【Exhibition Overview】

    The 2025 Autumn AI EXPO TOKYO is currently the largest professional artificial intelligence exhibition in Japan, and is also one of the leading professional AI exhibitions globally.

    Participating in this exhibition can help industry practitioners obtain the most cutting-edge industry information in the AI sector, explore the latest technological achievements and industry insights in the field, and conduct business exchanges with key industry contacts, helping enterprises enhance their brand image, build long-term industry networks, and lay a solid foundation for current and future business development.

【Tier Structure of the AI Industry】

    The current AI industry chain is mainly divided into three different tiers, namely the infrastructure tier, the technology tier, and the application tier. The core content of each tier is as follows:

    - Infrastructure Tier: Mainly provides computing power for the industry, covering chips, sensors, cloud computing, and big data related fields.

    - Technology Tier: Mainly relies on computing platforms and data resources to develop related technologies in different fields, including computer vision, speech recognition, deep learning, and other directions.

    - Application Tier: Mainly used to solve practical industry problems, providing corresponding products, services, and solutions for different fields, covering robotics, autonomous driving, drones, smart logistics, and other directions.

【Industry Development Background】

    The full English name of artificial intelligence is Artificial Intelligence, abbreviated as AI. It is an emerging technical science that researches and develops theories, methods, technologies, and application systems used to simulate, extend, and expand human intelligence, and can also be regarded as a branch of computer science.

    Over the past three decades, the AI industry has experienced rapid development, with widespread applications in numerous academic and industrial fields, and has achieved fruitful development results.

    Japan is now undergoing a transformation from "Industry 4.0" to "Society 5.0", striving to build a truly smart society. Behind this transformation are the practical challenges Japan faces: population decline, a rising average age in society, and an imbalance between workers and those needing care due to low birth rates and longevity. In response to this issue, relevant Japanese organisations have introduced transformation plans, in which technologies such as the Internet of Things, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence play important roles.