Kyocera will exhibit at the Crisis Management Industry Exhibition 2026, showcasing equipment and solutions based on the concept of “phase-free” design, which is useful both in normal times and during disasters. The company plans to display high-durability smartphones, energy storage systems and systems that support evacuation shelter operations.
Kyocera will exhibit at the Crisis Management Industry Exhibition 2026, held at Tokyo Big Sight from 30 September to 2 October 2026. The exhibition will occupy the entire South Exhibition Building, and Kyocera's booth will be in South Hall 3, booth 4E-13.
The main exhibits will include the high-durability DuraForce EX2 smartphone and devices equipped with replaceable batteries, as well as direct device-to-device communications for use during disasters and applications of public safety mobile systems. These solutions are intended to improve operational efficiency in the field during normal times while supporting business continuity during disasters.
The evacuation shelter reception system supports shelter operations following a disaster and information sharing at disaster response headquarters. It streamlines reception and information registration using tablets, while large touch displays at disaster response headquarters enable faster situational awareness and decision-making.
The Enerezza Plus II lithium-ion energy storage system supplies the power required during power outages and also helps reduce electricity costs during normal times. It can be charged from multiple power sources, including solar power generation, and supports high-voltage receiving equipment, making it suitable for deployment at schools, hospitals and evacuation shelters.