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We Will Exhibit at NexTech Week 2026 [Autumn]

World Area Networks Co., Ltd. will exhibit at "NexTech Week 2026 [Autumn]," held November 11 (Wed) to 13 (Fri), 2026 at Makuhari Messe. We will be part of a joint exhibition booth (Booth No. 2-82), where we plan to introduce two products: the 3DGS viewer "Machica" and the construction machinery simulator "METATORE."

If you want to share 3D data of construction sites with clients and partner companies, or are looking for ways to train construction machinery operators, please stop by our booth. You can operate Machica yourself on a PC at the venue.

01What Is NexTech Week 2026 [Autumn]? Dates, Venue and Its 7 Exhibitions

NexTech Week is an advanced-technology exhibition organized by RX Japan Ltd. The autumn show consists of seven exhibitions, including AI & Artificial Intelligence EXPO, Physical AI EXPO and XR Business Application Expo, and specialized seminars and open seminars are also held during the show. For companies looking to bring AI and XR into their operations, it is an opportunity to visit exhibitors of related technologies all in one venue.

NameNexTech Week 2026 [Autumn]
DatesNovember 11 (Wed) to 13 (Fri), 2026, 10:00–17:00
VenueMakuhari Messe, Halls 1–3 (Mihama-ku, Chiba)
AdmissionFree (advance visitor registration required)
Our boothBooth No. 2-82 (joint exhibition)
OrganizerRX Japan Ltd.
Products on displayMachica (3DGS viewer), METATORE (construction machinery simulator; demo video)

02Try "Machica," Which Lets You Share Construction Sites Reproduced with 3DGS in a Browser

Machica is a 3D viewer that overlays BIM/CIM data on construction sites reproduced with 3DGS (Gaussian Splatting). 3DGS is a technology that generates 3D spaces with photo-like texture from multiple photographs. In addition, without installing a dedicated application, stakeholders can view the same 3D data in their browser simply by sharing a URL.

We will provide PCs at the venue so you can operate the 3D data while moving the viewpoint freely. Please see for yourself on screen even the textures of road surfaces and buildings that are hard to read in point cloud displays.

Machica's interface. A list of scenes is on the left, and in the center is a station-front streetscape and elevated walkway reproduced with 3DGS. Two blue markers are placed on the right side of the road
Figure 1 Machica displaying a station-front streetscape reproduced with 3DGS

03"METATORE," for Excavator Operation Training and Safety Education, Will Be Shown in a Demo Video

METATORE is a simulator that reproduces construction sites with 3DCG and physics simulation for excavator operation training and safety education. During the show, we will display a demo video covering training scenarios and how the simulator is operated. We are also happy to discuss how it can be used for new-employee training and skills transfer while you watch the video.

At an exhibition booth, a visitor seated in the white cabinet operates METATORE while several people look at the screen around them
Figure 2 A visitor operating METATORE in its dedicated cabinet (an exhibition in 2025)

04Register Free Through Our Invitation URL, Even During the Show

If you register through our invitation URL, you can attend free of charge, including during the show. If you plan to visit, please register early using the button below.

Register for free through our invitation URL

We look forward to seeing you at Booth No. 2-82.

Sources

RX Japan Ltd., "NexTech Week [Autumn] 2026" official website https://www.nextech-week.jp/autumn/ja-jp.html (accessed November 4, 2026)
RX Japan Ltd., "Exhibitor details: World Area Networks Co., Ltd." https://www.nextech-week.jp/autumn/ja-jp/search/26nta/directory/directory-details.org-3d7ad685-ae24-4f65-a98d-3b379083ee74.html (accessed November 4, 2026)

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