Solum participates in 'Retail Tech Japan 2026'... Accelerated targeting of DX in Japanese distribution market

*This content was translated by AI.

- Real-time online and offline data integration ecosystem revealed under the vision of 'Retail in Sync'

- Co-exhibition with Japanese large SI company 'BIPROGY'... Present local customized retail automation strategy

SOLUM, a global retail tech leader, will participate in the Retail Tech Japan 2026 (Retail Tech Japan 2026) held at Tokyo Big Sight, Japan, until the 6th to unveil a large number of integrated retail automation solutions for innovation in the Japanese distribution market.

Hosted by the Japanese Economic Daily (Nikki), Retail Tech Japan is Asia's largest retail digital transformation (DX) exhibition. It is a place where more than 80,000 global distribution officials gather every year to share cutting-edge technology trends such as POS, AI data analysis, and digital signage.

Under the core vision of "Retail in Sync," Solum will introduce a real-time online and offline integrated ecosystem in which POS, inventory management, and mobile apps are organically linked through an electronic price indicator (ESL). In particular, it has formed a "four innovation zone" that fully embodies the actual store environment so that visitors can intuitively experience Solum's technology.

In each zone, ▲personalized shopping experience linking skin type customized kiosks and bar type signage ▲ ESL LED blinking and location information-based efficient movement guide ▲ intelligent picking and inventory management ▲ data-based retail media network (RMN) and sustainable store operation solutions are introduced. All of these solutions are managed as one operating system through Solum Solution Platform (SSP), Solum's independent integrated platform.

In particular, this exhibition will be operated as a joint booth with BIPROGY, Japan's leading system integration (SI) company. SoloM's strategy is to further solidify its position in the demanding Japanese market by presenting a data-driven automation model optimized for the Japanese retail environment through collaboration with partners familiar with the local market.

"Retail Tech Japan is the most important stage for preoccupying technology trends in the Japanese market," a Solum official said. "We will strengthen partnerships with major distribution channels in Japan and expand market dominance by presenting an integrated retail vision centered on data beyond simple device supply."

<© STARNEWS. All rights reserved. No reproduction or redistribution allowed.>

*This content was translated by AI.