Nippon Telesoft received the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Award from Minister Seko at the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry in Kasumigaseki, Tokyo on June 4th. The award was given after the company was selected as one of the “300 Soaring Small and Medium-sized Enterprises” sponsored by the ministry, and the award was given in recognition of the company’s “contribution to improving international competitiveness and the local economy through tireless ingenuity and hard work.” The company’s braille printer was selected for the Tokyo Venture Technology Award as a welfare device that supports multiple languages ​​and can be used overseas, and is an ODA device for the Japanese government that contributes to improving welfare in developing countries, leading to an increase in exports overseas.

Recently, the company has been working to develop overseas sales channels, such as by commercializing the “ADF Braille Printer,” which makes it easier for developing countries to obtain braille paper.

Nippon Telesoft participated in the 18th WBU-AP General Assembly held in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia from September 9th to 13th, where they exhibited braille printers and braille displays. The general assembly was attended by chairpersons and other executives of blind associations from 13 countries, including Japan, China, Korea, and Vietnam, who reported and discussed issues facing visually impaired people in their countries, and also reported on advanced examples of the use of ICT.

Nippon Telesoft will be participating in “SightMe,” which will be held in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates from February 13th to 15th. This is the largest exhibition of equipment for the visually impaired in the Arab region, and many related parties from the Middle East and Africa will be participating.
Our company will exhibit and demonstrate our Braille printer “Multi” as well as our Braille display “Seika.” This will be our first time participating in an equipment exhibition in the Middle East.