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The new floral “Frivole” jewelry from Van Cleef & Arpels, the three-dimensional “bouquet” rings, etc. Excited Woman |
March 7, 2024 11:10
New jewelry from the Van Cleef & Arpels Frivole collection is now available.
New products from the Frivole Collection that sparkle with the beauty of flowers
The Frivole Collection expresses the beauty of flowers through jewelry. In spring 2024, a total of five new types of jewelry will be launched, including rings, necklaces, earrings and bracelets.
Rose gold x white gold flower ring
Note in particular the first ring from the Frivole collection which combines pink gold and white gold in the form of a floral motif. Eight magnificent floral designs are set with sparkling diamonds. The rose gold flowers are luxuriously arranged in the center, and the white gold flowers are arranged in the center and in the petals. The eight flowers, each with delightfully different heights, form a three-dimensional bouquet that brilliantly colors your fingertips.
Rings and necklaces with diamonds in the center of the flower are also available.
Additionally, the 18k rose gold earrings and necklaces feature an elegant design with a diamond set in the center of a flower.
“Frivol Collection”
“Wellendorff” 130th anniversary jewelry born of family love (RP) – WWDJAPAN
“WELLENDORFF” from Germany is a jeweler whose concept is “FROM LOVE. THE BEST”. The brand celebrated its 130th anniversary this year. All of their jewelry is made from 18k gold, and as Germany's leading jeweler, they have received great support from customers around the world, including the royal family. A one-of-a-kind creation produced by a consistent family business for over a century. We explore the appeal of Wellendorff jewelry, made possible by the fusion of family love, innovation and advanced craftsmanship.
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family jeweler
What is “Wellendorff”?
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Wellendorff was founded in 1893 by Ernst Alexander and Julie Wellendorff and created jewelry for European royal families. In 1936, the second generation, Dr. Alexander Wellendorff, began manufacturing gold signet rings using a special press, which attracted many women. In 1960, Hanspeter Wellendorff took over the company and demonstrated his talents for innovation and creativity with his wife Eva. The brand's trademark 'Diamond W' and the brand's icon, the delicate gold 'Silk Cordel' necklace, were born. Christoph in 1991 and Georg, Christoph's younger brother, joined Wellendorff in 1993. He continues to bring innovation to the history of jewelry by designing original and highly transparent “cold enamels”. Wellendorff has created the most beautiful jewelry inspired by the love of family. Its unwavering roots lie in a family business, with a history spanning over a century and the story of its founders continuing to the present day.
spun by love
magnificent know-how
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SWEETEST NECKLACE
super soft necklace
The “silk cord” necklace was created about 50 years ago by Hanspeter's wife Eva, the third generation. She asked Hanspeter for a gold necklace as soft as the tassels on a silk curtain. He spent two years developing an 18-karat gold necklace as soft as silk, something thought impossible to achieve. Its delicate texture is noticeable even with closed eyes, and it feels like you're not wearing it at all. The “silk cord” has become a special jewelry known as the “softest necklace in the world” and the “queen of necklaces”.
MOST VIBRANT RING
The most vibrant ring
The cold enamel ring was created by Christophe for his wife Iris more than 25 years ago. Wanting to surprise his wife, he imagined a colorful ring that she could wear every day. However, the enamel tended to break even under the slightest load. Christophe, who is not afraid of challenges, managed to develop Wellendorff's unique cold enamel with excellent durability in collaboration with a qualified goldsmith. Two years later, with the birth of his son Alexander, he added the ability to rotate each part of the ring. The vibrating, rotating ring symbolized the cycle of life, and each rotation recalled the birth of her son.
THE BEST BRACELET
the most flexible bracelet
“If the bracelet didn't have a clasp…” Georg searched for what women wanted through his wife Claudia. For independent women, the important thing when choosing jewelry is that it is simple and easy to wear. Although experts told him it was impossible, Georg took on the challenge of developing flexible gold and successfully developed it over a period of 17 years. Pushing the physical limits of 18k gold, it is twice as flexible as regular gold. Easy to put on and take off, the silky feel of the bracelet wraps gently around the wrist, embodying Claudia's aspirations of independence and finest jewelry.
derived from family love
Better value for money through innovation
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Wellendorff, 4th generation chef and CEO
“The basis of manufacturing is the love of family,” says Christoph Wellendorff-Wellendorff, fourth-generation owner and CEO of the company, speaking of his passion for creating. Wellendorff's three icons are unique jewels born from the love for his wife. “I designed the cold enamel ring as the first ring I would give to my wife. Enamel tends to break easily, but to give it as an unbreakable symbol of love, I didn't give up and I made many prototypes to develop a cold enamel ring, an enamel ring that would not break. I wanted to surprise people,” he says of the context behind the creation of the icon. The reason it has received huge support from fans around the world is because it is “made with love and has real value.” In addition, it is made by highly skilled goldsmiths selected from around the world and is worn in a unique way. It's so comfortable. From the moment you put it on, you can tell it's a Wellendorff even with your eyes closed. Innovation born from family love and uncompromising manufacturing supported by advanced know-how are linked to the Japanese culture that values quality. “We intend to continue innovating jewelry in order to evolve with the times. For this reason, it is important that we are a family business. We hope that Wellendorff jewelry can serve as a keepsake of life and of the bridge that connects happiness.
Planning and production: WWD JAPAN
Contact details
Wellendorff Tokyo Boutique
03-6434-8070
“Tom Wood” launches jewelry in collaboration with “Pokemon” 6 types of silver and gold – WWDJAPAN
“TOM WOOD” will release collaboration items with “Pokémon” on September 28. Sold in the official “Tom Wood” online store and in select stores.
This collaboration incorporates the Pokémon character Pikachu into three types of charms: Shy, Happy, and Hello, each transformed into six types of silver and gold jewelry. The price is 33,000 yen each for silver and 40,700 yen each for gold.
Mona Jensen, founder of Tom Wood, said: “The process of bringing Pokemon and Tom Wood together has been an exciting and rewarding process, we have delivered a timeless tribute to both brands. We hope Pikachu Happy, Pikachu Hello and. Pikachu Shy will become a collector's item and will bring joy and happiness to its owners.”
The future opened with multimodal AI technology |
At NTT Data, we focus on “review work” performed by qualified experts as the ultimate goal of multimodal AI.
Currently, many tasks such as inspections and controls carried out in various industries are carried out based on the intuition and experience of veterans, which makes it difficult to fully convert them into logic and systematization. Challenges include automation to cope with the increase and training difficulties. successors and the transmission of know-how.
Multimodal AI should be a solution to these problems.
For example, in the process of considering the novelty of illustrations, when humans judge novelty, they use not only the applied illustration but also the explanatory information attached to the application form to identify similar works in the past. Multimodal AI, which uses images and text to search for similar illustrations that include concepts, is considered effective for this task.
Figure 2: Multimodal AI in Novelty Review
Additionally, as part of our fraudulent goods inspection work, we select suspicious goods based on multi-faceted appearance information such as weight, color, shape, shipper details and recipient and printing characteristics. Multimodal AI, which uses 3D information, images, text and table data to determine the suspicious appearance of cargo, is considered effective for this task.
Figure 3: Multimodal AI in cargo inspection
NTT Data is also developing technology to automate and improve the automation and sophistication of various screening operations that require integrated judgment based on various information, such as loan screening, insurance screening and vehicle inspection.
Society 5.0 – Creating a future together – Policy (Proposal/Report)
What is society 5.0?
Society 5.0 means a new society that follows the hunting society (society 1.0), agricultural society (society 2.0), industrial society (society 3.0) and information society (society 4.0), and is based on the 5th scientific and technological principles of government. The idea was first proposed in the plan (January 2016). Although the idea originally arose from Japan's science and technology policy, it is now spreading around the world as a vision of the future society that Japan and the world should aspire to, and it is gaining momentum. popularity not only with government but also in industry and academia. This is something we are working on together.
Currently, innovative digital technologies such as AI, IoT, and blockchain are advancing, and as these technologies are data-driven, the way society operates is poised to change significantly. This wave of digital transformation (digital innovation) will never stop and is considered the trigger for human society to move to the next stage.
The Science and Technology Basic Plan defines Society 5.0 as “a human-centered society (superhuman society) that achieves both economic development and social problem solving through a system that strongly integrates cyberspace (virtual space) and physical space (real space). intelligent society).
The 5.0 society we envision: a creative society
Keidanren participated in discussions from the creation of the concept of Society 5.0 to the formulation of the 5th Science and Technology Basic Plan, and advanced various discussions and proposal activities for its promotion.
In July 2018, we launched the Future Society Collaborative Creation Council, chaired by President Nakanishi, to comprehensively discuss various issues related to realizing Society 5.0, deepen the concept we will present to the world, and work to its realization. action plan to achieve this goal and published the proposal entitled “Society 5.0 – Creating the future together”.
The proposal proposed to qualify Society 5.0, described as a “super intelligent society”, as a “creative society”. In the human-centered society that Society 5.0 aims for, the main goal is not to achieve convenience and efficiency, but to enable humans to use digital technology and data to demonstrate their imagination and their diverse creativity. society together. Society 5.0 is a creative society, “a society that solves social problems and creates value through the fusion of digital innovation and the imagination and creativity of diverse people.”
Japan Action Plan
Japan has the potential to lead the way in realizing this society, but there are areas where changes are needed in every area. The proposal presents a reform action plan divided into four categories: “Business”, “People”, “Government/National Land” and “Data and Technology”.
We recognize that what is particularly important is business transformation. Keidanren will serve as a standard bearer and lead various reforms.
- November 13, 2018
Society 5.0
-Creating a future together-
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- (Keidanren Monthly Issue January 2019)
(Conversation)Creating the future in an age of change
Satya Nadella (CEO of Microsoft Corporation)
Hiroaki Nakanishi (President of Keidanren) - (Keidanren Monthly Issue January 2019)
(Discussion)Society 5.0: Creating a future together
Masakazu Tokura (Vice President, Keidanren, Member of the Future Society Collaborative Creation Council/President of Sumitomo Chemical)
Hiromichi Shinohara (Vice Chairman of the Keidanren Council, member of the Future Society Collaborative Creation Council/Chairman of Nippon Telegraph and Telephone)
Hiroko Kawamoto (Chairman of the Universal Society Promotion Division, Lifestyle Services Committee, Keidanren, Member of the Future Society Collaborative Creation Working Group/Vice President of the Research Institute of the ANA)
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KDDI Accelerate 5.0
Changes in the external environment can quickly cause people to lose their sense of security in their lives and their businesses can no longer survive.
COVID-19 has clearly shown the fragility of our society.
What is needed to create a society capable of responding flexibly to changes in the external environment?
The buzzword currently garnering attention is “DX,” or digital transformation.
DX is not about making a company's operations more efficient through digital technology.
DX is the use of digital technology to reconstruct the social environment, including businesses and individual lives.
Until now, most businesses have been flow-based. The basic idea was to provide products and services to customers who visited the store. So, if physical activities were reduced, business would come to a halt.
As DX advances, this relationship between businesses and customers will change significantly. On next-generation networks, it is also possible to offer customers experiences that are richer than the real world. As the merger of the internet and the real world accelerates, it will be possible to establish ongoing engagement with customers and move to recurring business models such as subscriptions.
The development of strong and diversified businesses makes the lives of citizens safer and more prosperous. Everyone will be able to work freely according to their lifestyle, and everyone will be able to benefit from advanced distance learning and telemedicine services, as well as enriching entertainment and leisure.
However, simply having a network in place does not automatically lead to DX.
KDDI believes that to build a new social infrastructure, it is essential to develop three layers: the “network layer”, the “platform layer” and the “business layer”.
Introducing advanced technology of international standards,
Accelerate the penetration of 5G networks in Japanese society
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The foundation of the new social infrastructure is the “network layer,” which accelerates the flow of information between physical space and cyberspace. The 5G network that will be at the center of this project will achieve ultra-high speed, large capacity, ultra-low latency and multiple simultaneous connections, and will have a huge impact on all industries.
For 5G networks to penetrate Japanese society and industry, it is necessary to deploy highly reliable networks based on the latest technologies nationwide as quickly as possible.
KDDI will accelerate the nationwide deployment of 5G networks through proactive upfront investment and infrastructure sharing in rural areas. As the use of 5G services in the mainstream market advances through the introduction of high-quality areas, attractive devices and new services, the use of IoT for various industries can also be enabled.
In addition, KDDI is rapidly implementing advanced technology that meets international standards in Japan to maintain Japan's international competitiveness. At the same time, we promote openness to establish a robust supply chain and work with government agencies and related organizations to build a secure network capable of responding to increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks.
An open platform environment with cutting-edge technology
Accelerate the construction of Japan's future social systemTO DO
Above the network layer is the “platform layer”, which analyzes data accumulated in physical space in cyberspace and feeds the prediction results back to physical space to create new value never seen before.
KDDI will combine 5G networks with cutting-edge cloud technology from global IT companies, while also collaborating with the platforms of Japanese venture capital companies and domestic companies to create an open platform environment with technology of peak for each sector in Japan. he.
Once the technological environment for data processing is in place, various consumer and business platforms will be launched. Typical examples include “personal agents” that propose optimal actions and options to consumers, “industrial data platforms” that implement optimal economic mechanisms, and “cities” that operate social systems that ensure safety and security.
These platforms will work in harmony in real time and various businesses will thrive because of this.
From large companies to startups,
Accelerating DX in Japan through open innovation
The business layer is located on a strong network and open platform and creates new services and solutions.
Since the platform layer handles processing such as data collection and analysis, each business can focus on activities that leverage its strengths.
Using an open platform environment will foster partnerships and innovation between businesses. Companies from different sectors join forces and combine the strengths and know-how of different sectors to merge cyberspace and physical space. By creating new engagement with customers, you can move to a recurring model and evolve into a resilient business.
KDDI has formed a partner alliance that includes participants from various industries, from large corporations to startups. In addition, the open innovation hub “KDDI DIGITAL GATE” has assets such as workshops based on design thinking and prototyping by an agile development team. By co-creating with many companies and promoting DX in every sector, we aim to develop the Japanese economy and create a society with a bright future.
Achieve an optimized lifestyle for each consumer,
Accelerate towards building a dynamic societycontinue to do
What type of society will we live in in the future?
Some people can imagine a future in which autonomous cars, drones, and robots make our daily lives easier and we enjoy virtual reality entertainment. There is no doubt that there are many useful products and services that are not yet available.
However, new social infrastructure will not only generate practical products and services.
The most significant change brought about by the new social infrastructure is the creation of “feedback loops” throughout society. What exactly is this feedback loop?
We live with many challenges and frustrations every day. It could be a minor problem or dissatisfaction, such as not being able to find clothes that you like, or a serious problem or dissatisfaction related to your health or your job.
In today's society, it takes time and effort to resolve the problems and dissatisfactions of each individual.
However, with the advent of social infrastructure connecting physical space and cyberspace, this situation will change radically.
The situations and conditions of people living in physical space are captured by sensors around us and sent to cyberspace. In cyberspace, people search for ways to resolve their dissatisfaction and satisfy their desires, and the results are echoed in physical space.
Thanks to this feedback loop, the optimization of social and economic activities is constantly progressing. Services are more efficient and convenient, with less wasted resources and manpower. As consumers, we have more time and each of us can use it in our own way. In an era where new social infrastructures exist, it is possible to naturally balance harmony with society and individual freedom.
Such an era is not a distant future.
In a few years, if you reach out a little. KDDI technology puts the future in our hands.
Integrating physical space and cyberspace
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“Physical space” where real people and things exist, and “cyberspace” which is the world of computers. Rather than existing separately, the two spaces quickly become one.
Information collected in physical space is analyzed in cyberspace and returned to physical space.
This cycle is supported by seven closely related technologies.
The seven technologies are “network”, “security”, “IoT”, “platform”, “AI”, “XR” and “robotics”.
The mechanism by which information and data automatically flows between multiple systems and uses that information and data across multiple systems is called “orchestration,” and the seven technologies also work together through orchestration.
First, “networks” connect physical space and cyberspace, and “security” keeps both safe. Thanks to the secure path thus created, the IoT collects information from physical space and sends it to cyberspace.
The information accumulated on the “platform” in cyberspace is analyzed by “AI” and how to influence it in physical space is derived.
“XR” and “robotics” actually operate in physical space. “XR” works on human perception and “robotics” moves physical entities such as drones and robots.
By repeating this cycle over and over again, social and economic activities will be optimized.
With the spread of 5G, the merger of physical space and cyberspace is progressing. Data from physical space will be collected in cyberspace and various analyzes and simulations will be carried out.
Moreover, in the B5G/6G era, the feedback from cyberspace to physical space will become even stronger. KDDI's Life Design Services platform and AI, XR and robotics research that drive change in human behavior will accelerate these changes.
Dentsu publishes the third issue of “THE TECHNOLOGY REPORT”, a report that deciphers the future of digital – News – Dentsu Site
The theme is “creativity”. A look at new ways of using technology, from reuse to misuse.
Dentsu Lab is an internal organization of Dentsu Inc. (head office: Minato-ku, Tokyo, representative director, president and general manager: Norihiro Kuretani, hereinafter referred to as “Dentsu”) that trains in solving social problems and develop new expressions using technology. Tokyo” and the technical director of BASSDRUM Group (operated by BASSDRUM Co., Ltd., head office: Minato-ku, Tokyo, representative director and co-founder: Kanta Shimizu) promoted the use of advanced technologies in businesses . business for several years. We have released the latest “Creativity” issue of “THE TECHNOLOGY REPORT”, a booklet that provides useful insights to form a vision for future business and manufacturing. Since its inception, we have explained themes such as “resolution”, “spectacle” and “humanity”, but this time we will discuss the “misuse”, “misuse” and “acrobatic use” of technology related to the evolution of technology. technology, as well as the underlying causes. Consider the creativity of some people.
The digital version can be downloaded free of charge from the website (https://the-technology.report/vol03/).
Combine various technologies to create interesting and lively ways to use them. And the feeling of accomplishment that comes from solving a problem is the true joy of working in technology. What is needed for this is a “vocabulary” of how to use technology. This time, we present many examples, ranging from “inventing new uses” such as diversion and misuse, to new technologies to come. In a collaboration between Dentsu Lab Tokyo and BASSDRUM, Japan's leading CTO group, we will decipher the technological leap driven by creativity.
<«LE RAPPORT TECHNOLOGIE N°3»>
・Specificity: Creativity
・Editor: Kanta Shimizu (GASSDRUM/Technical Director)
・Editor-in-chief: Yasuhiro Tsuchiya (Dentsu Lab Tokyo/Researcher)
・Supervision: Toshi Morioka (GASSDRUM/Technical Director)
・Publisher: Dentsu Lab Tokyo, BASSDRUM ・Publication date: December 4, 2023
・Price: Free ・Limited version of the book: booklet in A5 format (210 x 148 mm) / 28 pages
・Digital version: PDF format
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・Limited version of the book (free): Please contact your Dentsu representative.
*Quantities are limited.
-The digital version can be downloaded for free from the site below.
https://the-technology.report/vol03/
First issue 0: https://the-technology.report/vol00/
Number 1: https://the-technology.report/vol01/
Number 2: https://the-technology.report/vol02/
<À propos du Dentsu Lab Tokyo>
Dentsu Lab Tokyo is a creative R&D organization that integrates research, planning and development. With the philosophy of “PLAYFUL SOLUTION” and “Don't worry about anything”, we use technology and digital ideas to develop expressions that touch people's hearts and to solve social problems that the world is currently searching for.
https://dentsulab.tokyo
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We are pioneers in technical leadership and were one of the first to advocate the importance of the “CTO” role, which covers ever-expanding technical areas such as front-end/back-end, software /materials, and integrates them for implementation. https://bassdrum.org/
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