AIGIA cooperates with Fujitsu's exhibit, which focuses on AI that expands human capabilities

At CEATEC 2025,


Japan's largest digital technology trade fair, held at Makuhari Messe from October 14 to 17, 2025 hosted the "Monster Bunker Challenge," a hands-on event that drew large crowds of visitors every day.
recreated the famous bunker on the 18th hole of the Tokyu Seven Hundred Golf Course West Course, where
the Fujitsu Ladies Golf Tournament is held annually visitors attempted a bunker shot.
At the moment of the shot, an AI swing analysis system jointly developed with AIGIA
analyzed each player's movements in real time, and Fujitsu's AI agent responded with comments,
providing a futuristic AI-powered golf experience.

This exhibit, part of Fujitsu's "Uvance" business,
embodied the potential of AI in the sports industry.

As a Uvance partner in this program, AIGIA
is responsible for applying AI technology and innovating digital experiences in the golf lesson field.


demonstrated the direction of both companies
, striving to create a more natural and effective lesson experience AIGIA will continue to collaborate with Fujitsu to create sports experiences that utilize AI technology and
promote the development of next-generation golf lesson simulators.

The photo shows Fujitsu President and CEO Takahito Tokita and AIGIA Chairman Eiji Nakai.