Fujitsu CEATEC 2026 – Fujitsu Limited today announced its participation in CEATEC 2026, to be held from October 13 to October 16, 2026, at Makuhari Messe (Chiba Prefecture, Japan). Fujitsu will showcase its initiatives aimed at realizing a resilient society through advanced technologies such as AI and digital twins. At the event, Fujitsu booth, with the cooperation of Toho Co., Ltd., visitors will be able to intuitively experience Fujitsu’s technologies that support responses to societal challenges like disasters through an interactive exhibit featuring Godzilla [1].
Under the theme “Challenge uncertainty, master resilience,” the Fujitsu booth will present initiatives for realizing a safe and secure society through human-technology collaboration, based on a scenario simulating evacuation guidance during a disaster. Additionally, the booth will feature an exhibit utilizing skeleton recognition AI, which digitizes human movement and is part of the Fujitsu Uvance [2] offering “AI Technologies and Solutions,” allowing visitors to experience technologies that enhance human capabilities and improve well-being.
Figure 1: Key visual illustrating the Fujitsu booth theme for CEATEC 2026, “Challenge uncertainty, master resilience”
Highlights of the Exhibition:
1.Digital rehearsal simulating a Godzilla attack to support disaster response planning
This exhibit uses Godzilla as a metaphor for natural disasters, allowing visitors to experience a digital rehearsal that simulates evacuation guidance in response to a Godzilla attack using a Social Digital Twin [3]. In this exhibit, visitors can experience a digital rehearsal that realistically reproduces the behavior of people, objects, and events in a digital environment before measures are implemented in the physical world, and supports decision-making by evaluating their effects and impacts from multiple perspectives. By experiencing the digital rehearsal firsthand, visitors can gain an intuitive understanding of how Social Digital Twin can support disaster preparedness and response.
The digital rehearsal is set in the bustling area around Kawasaki Station during “KAWASAKI FESTIVAL,” a multidisciplinary urban festival. Assuming Godzilla lands from Tokyo Bay and reaches the area in about 60 minutes later, the Social Digital Twin simulates the highly complex and unpredictable challenge of evacuating a large number of people, including festival participants, to a safe location, thereby supporting disaster response planning.
Figure 2: Conceptual image of a digital rehearsal using a Social Digital Twin
2.GODZILLA in MOTION: An interactive exhibit using skeleton recognition AI to digitize human movement
This interactive exhibit utilizes skeleton recognition AI, a technology increasingly applied in various fields such as sports, entertainment, manufacturing, education, and healthcare. Through interactive content that responds to their movements and allows them to take on the role of Godzilla, a character familiar to people across generations, visitors can experience how skeleton recognition technology digitizes human movement in real time.
Figure 3: Image of GODZILLA in MOTION
In addition, Fujitsu will present two technology exhibits related to marine and space fields at the exhibition organized by the Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association (JEITA), the organizer of CEATEC.
・At the “Ocean Digital Society Pavilion” [4], Fujitsu will introduce its ocean digital twin technology, which uses ocean and river observation data to digitize otherwise invisible underwater conditions and support decision-making related to the use and management of aquatic environments.
・At the “Space Co-creation Pavilion” [5], Fujitsu will present its efforts to support prompt decision-making by combining onboard satellite AI with maritime ground stations to rapidly deliver observation data to the field.
CEATEC 2026 Event Overview:
• Dates: October 13 (Tuesday) – October 16 (Friday), 2026, 10:00 – 17:00 JST
• Venue: Fujitsu Booth will be at Hall 6 in Makuhari Messe 2-1 Nakase, Mihama-ku, Chiba City, Chiba Prefecture
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