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We just rolled out the blueprint for Laxy Treasure Hunt, a phygital, online to offline journey that guides visitors through regional destinations with zero app-download friction.
Read Article →Traditional museum guides see low adoption rates due to app-download friction. To solve this, Laxy partnered with the Beppu City Traditional Bamboo Crafts Center (別府市竹細工伝統産業会館) to launch a web-based guide. Using Near Field Communication (NFC) tags and Quick Response (QR) codes, visitors can scan or tap to explore local stories in multiple languages, including French.
Read Article →Traditional museum guides cost over $20,000 and take months to build. Here is how Laxy helped the Oita Prefectural Art Museum (OPAM) launch digital guides in five languages in minutes, bypassing the typical audio production workflow.
Read Article →Anthropic’s suspension and relaunch of Claude Fable 5 shows how regulatory action and security concerns can trigger sudden compliance and operational risks for technical organizations.
Read Article →Traditional static historical displays fail to capture the scale and human drama of past events. Our new interactive three-dimensional prototype of the Battle of Sekigahara changes this by letting users explore history from every angle, featuring multi-language guidance, strategy milestones, and commander profiles.
Read Article →A practical handbook for employees: how to write clear prompts, what to do when AI gets it wrong, and what data must never leave your hands.
Read Article →Explore the macro shift of 2026 as virtual employees begin reshaping enterprise architecture, enabling micro-teams to orchestrate global operations and driving a flat, hybrid workforce model.
Read Article →McKinsey research shows that only 11% of companies are using generative AI at scale. Here is why enterprise pilot initiatives stall, and the 3-layer architecture required to move them to production.
Read Article →Introducing [AI-Skill], our new series sharing practical AI workflows for non-engineers. Learn how multi-brain Cross-AI Review checks your document automatically before sending it to clients.
Read Article →Most teams already have the documents they need to make good decisions. NotebookLM helps them turn that material into a structured business brief in about 30 seconds, without reading everything first.
Read Article →Discover how ARUO's open-source Handoff and Pickup skills automate AI shift changes, preserving context without losing project momentum.
Read Article →AI tools have compressed production speed so fast that the real constraint is no longer building. It is deciding what to build. Companies that retrain producers into decision-makers will win.
Read Article →Learn how LLM Context Windows work like an executive desk surface area, and why desk size dictates the ROI and accuracy of enterprise digital transformation (DX) initiatives.
Read Article →AI systems confidently produce wrong answers because of how they are built, not because they are broken. Understanding this saves your team from costly mistakes.
Read Article →AI tools are everywhere in the office, but most people use them the same way every time: type a request, get a generic answer, repeat. AI Skills change that. They turn your best work habits into reusable instructions that any AI assistant can follow.
Read Article →The most valuable skill in the AI era is not writing code. It is the ability to express your intent with clarity, structure, and constraints, the same way a military commander briefs a mission.
Read Article →Most AI tools react instantly, just like a gut feeling. But a new generation of reasoning AI now thinks step by step before answering, and that difference is reshaping how companies make decisions.
Read Article →Discover the shift from Large Language Models (LLM) to Large Action Models (LAM)—how AI is evolving from a conversation partner into an autonomous execution engine.
Read Article →RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) gives your AI a grounding in your own company documents instead of guessing from the internet. Here is why it is now the standard for any serious AI deployment.
Read Article →Tree of Thoughts teaches AI to consider multiple options, evaluate each one, and backtrack when needed, just like planning a trip across five countries.
Read Article →Tesla spent a decade on a solar roof that never scaled. Critics call it waste. But for Japanese leaders weighing the cost of innovation, never trying is the far greater risk.
Read Article →Companies treating AI as a chatbot subscription are burning capital while the labour market rewards those who invest in context engineering and AI orchestration.
Read Article →Sending every AI query to your most powerful model is the enterprise equivalent of flying business class for a 20-minute commute. Model routers fix this, and the numbers are hard to ignore.
Read Article →3M turned decades of materials science into an autonomous customer engine. Adopting agentic AI requires restructuring the operating model, not buying more chatbots.
Read Article →The /grill-me productivity skill curates a structured workflow that interviews you in rounds to extract requirements, reduce bad drafts, and minimize revision loops.
Read Article →Inbound spending reached 2.5 trillion yen in Q2 2026, but entertainment and activities accounted for only 4.3%. Here is how AI and multimodal DX are shifting regional travel from volume to value.
Read Article →Enterprise AI often stalls when management expects specialists to become generic prompt operators. Insights from Shiseido show why human taste and capability packaging are essential for ROI.
Read Article →As consumer discovery shifts from search engines to conversational AI, brands must reallocate ad spend into machine-readable data infrastructure, structured schema, and physical fulfillment moats.
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