DataLabs Inc. (Headquartered in Chuo-ku, Tokyo;
Daisuke Tajiri, President; hereinafter "DataLabs") will exhibit at
"DigiTech ASEAN Thailand 2024" in Thailand. By participating in this
exhibition, where the latest digital technologies will be showcased, DataLabs
aims to raise its profile in the civil engineering and construction industry in
Thailand and other Asian countries and accelerate its efforts to forge concrete
alliances.

“Thailand 4.0”
plan and the current state of the construction industry in Thailand

Thailand is currently growing under rapid
urbanization and government infrastructure investment plans. In particular,
transportation infrastructure and urban development are active, with investment
in significant projects such as high-speed rail and road construction to
alleviate increasingly severe traffic congestion and the construction of
airports to accommodate the growing number of international travelers.

The Thai government has announced the economic
reform plan "Thailand 4.0," aiming to advance industries through
the use of digital technology and innovation, with a strong focus on the
construction sector. The government is
promoting the introduction of the use of 3D data in the construction industry
to increase the efficiency and transparency of construction projects,
emphasizing the digitalization of urban infrastructure and the construction of
smart cities.

Background and Purpose of Exhibiting at
“DigiTech ASEAN Thailand 2024”

Thailand has strong ties to Japan, and Japan has
contributed to developing roads, bridges, and other infrastructure
through ODA. DataLabs also believes that Thailand is one of the most important
countries in Asia and would like to strengthen cooperation in the future. When we spoke at the Japan-Thailand Road Traffic Technology Seminar hosted by the
Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport, and Tourism in February of this year, we received a lot of
interest in our products.

DigiTech ASEAN Thailand 2024 is one of the most
significant technology events in Southeast Asia to be held in Bangkok. Over 350
companies specializing in innovative technologies such as business software,
e-commerce, digital marketing, cybersecurity, data &amp; cloud services, smart
solutions, and AI will be exhibiting at the event. DataLabs will be exhibiting
in the Data &amp; Cloud Services and Business Software category and showcasing
its products "Modely" and "Hatsuly”. DataLabs aims to create new business opportunities by promoting our
solutions to attendees who are highly interested in digitalization in the
construction industry and developing new business opportunities.

The significant role
of “Modely” and “Hatsuly” in managing Thailand's aging infrastructure

Starting in the 1970s, Thailand's construction of social infrastructure, including roads and
bridges, is aging extensively. In recent years,
more efficient infrastructure maintenance and management is required within a
limited budget. Under these circumstances, "Modely" and
"Hatsuly" are expected to demonstrate high potential in Thailand's
infrastructure repairs.

Modely is a 3D rebar inspection system that
utilizes point cloud data. The measured inspection items' actual values are
automatically converted into a report.

Hatsuly is an application that uses 3D data
acquired onsite using a smartphone or tablet to automatically calculate
various&nbsp; repair items such as crack
length, area, depth, and volume, and even generates reports. The application
aims to establish an infrastructure maintenance system that encompasses repair
surveys, repair work, and maintenance management using 3D data.

Implementing these systems significantly reduces
inspection costs and work time. By utilizing Modely and Hatsuly, DataLabs is
committed to contributing to both Thailand's infrastructure construction and
repair works and the realization of a sustainable society.

DigiTech ASEAN Thailand2024 November 20-22, 2024 IMPACT Exhibition &amp; Convention Centre, Bangkok,
Thailand

By participating in DigiTech ASEAN Thailand 2024, DataLabs aims to raise its profile in the civil engineering and construction industry in Thailand and other Asian countries. DataLabs Inc. (Headquartered in Chuo-ku, Tokyo;
Daisuke Tajiri, President; hereinafter "DataLabs") will exhibit at
"DigiTech ASEAN Thailand 2024" in Thailand. By participating in this
exhibition, where the latest digital technologies will be showcased, DataLabs
aims to raise its profile in the civil engineering and construction industry in
Thailand and other Asian countries and accelerate its efforts to forge concrete
alliances.<h2>“Thailand 4.0”
plan and the current state of the construction industry in Thailand</h2>Thailand is currently growing under rapid
urbanization and government infrastructure investment plans. In particular,
transportation infrastructure and urban development are active, with investment
in significant projects such as high-speed rail and road construction to
alleviate increasingly severe traffic congestion and the construction of
airports to accommodate the growing number of international travelers.The Thai government has announced the economic
reform plan "Thailand 4.0," aiming to advance industries through
the use of digital technology and innovation, with a strong focus on the
construction sector. The government is
promoting the introduction of the use of 3D data in the construction industry
to increase the efficiency and transparency of construction projects,
emphasizing the digitalization of urban infrastructure and the construction of
smart cities. <h2>Background and Purpose of Exhibiting at
“DigiTech ASEAN Thailand 2024”</h2>Thailand has strong ties to Japan, and Japan has
contributed to developing roads, bridges, and other infrastructure
through ODA. DataLabs also believes that Thailand is one of the most important
countries in Asia and would like to strengthen cooperation in the future. When we spoke at the Japan-Thailand Road Traffic Technology Seminar hosted by the
Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport, and Tourism in February of this year, we received a lot of
interest in our products.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/d14fbc4b-0fed-423c-b9fe-f965b8b80900/public" alt="Image" />DigiTech ASEAN Thailand 2024 is one of the most
significant technology events in Southeast Asia to be held in Bangkok. Over 350
companies specializing in innovative technologies such as business software,
e-commerce, digital marketing, cybersecurity, data &amp; cloud services, smart
solutions, and AI will be exhibiting at the event. DataLabs will be exhibiting
in the Data &amp; Cloud Services and Business Software category and showcasing
its products "Modely" and "Hatsuly”. DataLabs aims to create new business opportunities by promoting our
solutions to attendees who are highly interested in digitalization in the
construction industry and developing new business opportunities.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/c2f5b817-2136-4336-f26a-64adf1f64100/public" alt="DigiTech ASEAN Thailand2024: https://digitechasean.com/" /><h2>The significant role
of “Modely” and “Hatsuly” in managing Thailand's aging infrastructure</h2>Starting in the 1970s, Thailand's construction of social infrastructure, including roads and
bridges, is aging extensively. In recent years,
more efficient infrastructure maintenance and management is required within a
limited budget. Under these circumstances, "Modely" and
"Hatsuly" are expected to demonstrate high potential in Thailand's
infrastructure repairs.Modely is a 3D rebar inspection system that
utilizes point cloud data. The measured inspection items' actual values are
automatically converted into a report.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/a7e54f89-18af-4c1c-f2cc-09ad5cf3d100/public" alt="Image" />Hatsuly is an application that uses 3D data
acquired onsite using a smartphone or tablet to automatically calculate
various&nbsp; repair items such as crack
length, area, depth, and volume, and even generates reports. The application
aims to establish an infrastructure maintenance system that encompasses repair
surveys, repair work, and maintenance management using 3D data.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/03836893-29fc-402c-72cc-d7fefdd3b400/public" alt="Image" />Implementing these systems significantly reduces
inspection costs and work time. By utilizing Modely and Hatsuly, DataLabs is
committed to contributing to both Thailand's infrastructure construction and
repair works and the realization of a sustainable society.Event SummaryDigiTech ASEAN Thailand2024 November 20-22, 2024 IMPACT Exhibition &amp; Convention Centre, Bangkok,
Thailand

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Mobile app

Software

By participating in DigiTech ASEAN Thailand 2024, DataLabs aims to raise its profile in the civil engineering and construction industry in Thailand and other Asian countries.

DataLabs will exhibit at "DigiTech ASEAN Thailand 2024" in Thailand

DataLabs, Inc.’s 3D rebar inspection tool, “Modely,” has been honored with the Startup Encouragement Award at the 2023 Infrastructure DX Awards, organized by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport.

DataLabs, Inc. is a startup that specializes in providing cloud-based systems for construction operations, using automatic 3D modeling (BIM/CIM) technology from point cloud data. Its primary offering is the “Modely” 3D rebar inspection tool.

The Startup Encouragement Award recognized the potential for improved productivity in inspection tasks and infrastructure maintenance through the use of automatically generated 3D models. DataLabs, Inc. is committed to advancing the implementation of 3D models for infrastructure maintenance and further promoting BIM/CIM both domestically and internationally.

Modely is a 3D rebar inspection tool that utilizes point cloud data. By simply uploading scanned rebar point cloud data from devices like LiDAR-equipped iPads to Modely and clicking to specify the inspection area on the screen, the tool detects and automatically models the rebars within the specified range. The generated model can be used to automatically measure inspection items such as rebar count and spacing, as well as generate reports. Modely can also measure cover thickness and lap length. Contractors and clients can effortlessly share point cloud data, 3D models, and reports via the cloud, with the option to add comments and photos to specified areas as needed.

Modely’s dedicated website:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.datalabs.jp/modely" target="_blank">https://www.datalabs.jp/modely</a>

Modely can handle challenges such as double-layer configurations of main rebars, bottom-side rebars of floor slabs, and measuring circular hoop bars. It also offers efficiency enhancements, such as the following.

– Traditional rebar inspections cost 1.6M yen in labor for measurements, photography, and reports. Modely reduces costs to as low as 1M yen.

– Inspection time can be reduced to approximately one-fifth (from 150 minutes per inspection to 30 minutes per inspection).

– Modely enables point cloud data acquisition and modeling on an iPad, without the need for expensive software or measurement devices. The user interface is simple, making it accessible to everyone.

Modely has been widely adopted by construction companies and infrastructure owners in Japan since its release in April 2023. The platform’s features are updated every two weeks based on user feedback and requests.

Key Updates Since Service Release:

– Client Invitation: Clients can be invited to view rebar inspection results (3D models and reports) created on Modely, allowing both contractors and clients to access the platform.

– Comment and Image Upload to Specific Locations: Users can now upload comments and images to specific locations on the 3D model, facilitating more accurate and detailed information sharing.

– Display of Individual Rebar Distances and Rebar/Cover Thickness: In addition to displaying the average distance between rebars, users can now view the distance of each individual rebar, making it easier to identify areas for correction. Measurement of cover thickness is also available.

– Upload of Design Drawings (PDF): Design drawings can be uploaded to Modely to visualize measurement areas.

About the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport’s “Infrastructure DX Award”

The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport has been organizing the “i-Construction Awards” since fiscal year 2017 with the aim of sharing best practices for improving productivity on construction sites. Renamed the “Infrastructure DX Awards” in fiscal year 2020, the initiative has expanded its scope to include efforts beyond the construction industry, such as enhancing infrastructure utilization and services. Additionally, to support startup initiatives in the infrastructure sector and promote their activities, a “Startup Encouragement Award” has been established to contribute to the revitalization of the construction industry.

Announcements from the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism:

– Announcing the Winners: 24 Organizations Recognized for Outstanding Initiatives in Infrastructure DX! — Revealing the Recipients of the Reiwa 5 Infrastructure DX Awards

<a href="https://www.mlit.go.jp/report/press/kanbo08_hh_001047.html" target="_blank">https://www.mlit.go.jp/report/press/kanbo08_hh_001047.html</a>

– Summary of Awarded Initiatives (Division for Initiatives by Members of the i-Construction and Infrastructure DX Promotion Consortium)

<a href="https://www.mlit.go.jp/report/press/content/04jushougaiyou3.pdf" target="_blank">https://www.mlit.go.jp/report/press/content/04jushougaiyou3.pdf</a>

(Source:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.mlit.go.jp/report/press/content/001413531.pdf" target="_blank">https://www.mlit.go.jp/report/press/content/001413531.pdf</a>)

DataLabs, Inc. is a startup that specializes in providing cloud-based systems for construction operations DataLabs, Inc.’s 3D rebar inspection tool, “Modely,” has been honored with the Startup Encouragement Award at the 2023 Infrastructure DX Awards, organized by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport.DataLabs, Inc. is a startup that specializes in providing cloud-based systems for construction operations, using automatic 3D modeling (BIM/CIM) technology from point cloud data. Its primary offering is the “Modely” 3D rebar inspection tool.The Startup Encouragement Award recognized the potential for improved productivity in inspection tasks and infrastructure maintenance through the use of automatically generated 3D models. DataLabs, Inc. is committed to advancing the implementation of 3D models for infrastructure maintenance and further promoting BIM/CIM both domestically and internationally.<h2>About Modely</h2>Modely is a 3D rebar inspection tool that utilizes point cloud data. By simply uploading scanned rebar point cloud data from devices like LiDAR-equipped iPads to Modely and clicking to specify the inspection area on the screen, the tool detects and automatically models the rebars within the specified range. The generated model can be used to automatically measure inspection items such as rebar count and spacing, as well as generate reports. Modely can also measure cover thickness and lap length. Contractors and clients can effortlessly share point cloud data, 3D models, and reports via the cloud, with the option to add comments and photos to specified areas as needed.Modely’s dedicated website:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.datalabs.jp/modely" target="_blank">https://www.datalabs.jp/modely</a><h2>Benefits of Modely Implementation:</h2>Modely can handle challenges such as double-layer configurations of main rebars, bottom-side rebars of floor slabs, and measuring circular hoop bars. It also offers efficiency enhancements, such as the following.– Traditional rebar inspections cost 1.6M yen in labor for measurements, photography, and reports. Modely reduces costs to as low as 1M yen.– Inspection time can be reduced to approximately one-fifth (from 150 minutes per inspection to 30 minutes per inspection).– Modely enables point cloud data acquisition and modeling on an iPad, without the need for expensive software or measurement devices. The user interface is simple, making it accessible to everyone.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://vritimes-public.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/production/9705488728108980925470604e4700c8540ddb536351d2b056fd4573df74e0b0/datalab2.jpg" alt="Image" /><h2>Modely Achievements</h2>Modely has been widely adopted by construction companies and infrastructure owners in Japan since its release in April 2023. The platform’s features are updated every two weeks based on user feedback and requests.Key Updates Since Service Release:– Client Invitation: Clients can be invited to view rebar inspection results (3D models and reports) created on Modely, allowing both contractors and clients to access the platform.– Comment and Image Upload to Specific Locations: Users can now upload comments and images to specific locations on the 3D model, facilitating more accurate and detailed information sharing.– Display of Individual Rebar Distances and Rebar/Cover Thickness: In addition to displaying the average distance between rebars, users can now view the distance of each individual rebar, making it easier to identify areas for correction. Measurement of cover thickness is also available.– Upload of Design Drawings (PDF): Design drawings can be uploaded to Modely to visualize measurement areas.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://vritimes-public.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/production/2f90e82aa0fda087aa83da9f9939e86a50d29fbc671cb3e4ea6479a1b3629e90/datalab3.jpg" alt="Image" />About the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport’s “Infrastructure DX Award”The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport has been organizing the “i-Construction Awards” since fiscal year 2017 with the aim of sharing best practices for improving productivity on construction sites. Renamed the “Infrastructure DX Awards” in fiscal year 2020, the initiative has expanded its scope to include efforts beyond the construction industry, such as enhancing infrastructure utilization and services. Additionally, to support startup initiatives in the infrastructure sector and promote their activities, a “Startup Encouragement Award” has been established to contribute to the revitalization of the construction industry.Announcements from the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism:– Announcing the Winners: 24 Organizations Recognized for Outstanding Initiatives in Infrastructure DX! — Revealing the Recipients of the Reiwa 5 Infrastructure DX Awards<a href="https://www.mlit.go.jp/report/press/kanbo08_hh_001047.html" target="_blank">https://www.mlit.go.jp/report/press/kanbo08_hh_001047.html</a>– Summary of Awarded Initiatives (Division for Initiatives by Members of the i-Construction and Infrastructure DX Promotion Consortium)<a href="https://www.mlit.go.jp/report/press/content/04jushougaiyou3.pdf" target="_blank">https://www.mlit.go.jp/report/press/content/04jushougaiyou3.pdf</a>(Source:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.mlit.go.jp/report/press/content/001413531.pdf" target="_blank">https://www.mlit.go.jp/report/press/content/001413531.pdf</a>)

System / Website / Application development

Construction / Civil engineering

Foreign companies

DataLabs, Inc. is a startup that specializes in providing cloud-based systems for construction operations

DataLabs, Inc.'s Modely is Revolutionizing the Construction Industry with 3D Data, Wins Infrastructure DX Award

DataLabs Inc.
has entered a partnership with RATEC Asia Pte Ltd. and will begin providing its
3D rebar inspection system "Modely" to construction companies in
Singapore and the ASEAN region. DataLabs is a startup that provides products
utilizing automated 3D modeling (Scan to BIM) technology, and RATEC Asia is a
provider of sales and implementation support for specialized equipment and
solutions in the construction industry in Asia. 

Challenges in
Singapore’s Construction Sites and Expectations for "Modely"

Today’s
construction industry emphasizes sustainability and efficiency. The precast
construction method, where building components are prepared in factories and
assembled on-site, is gaining importance from the perspective of quality
control and time reduction.

The demand
for construction in Singapore has been on the rise in recent years, and the
precast construction method has become more prevalent and widely used for
various applications. However, this has also highlighted certain challenges. In
particular, the current situation requires thorough inspections by specialized
inspectors after the completion of rebar work. This often leads to
inefficiencies in the inspection process, causing delays that frequently affect
project timelines.

"Modely"
is a system expected to address these challenges. It utilizes 3D data to
capture comprehensive information and is the only 3D rebar inspection system
capable of automatically registering design values using rebar BIM and
conducting automated inspections by comparing with the as-built model. It will
support thorough inspections and BIM utilization in Singapore and allow for
remote inspections of rebar arrangements to ensure they meet design
specifications without requiring inspectors to be on-site, resulting in
benefits such as reduced timelines and improved quality.

Expansion of
"Modely" in Singapore and the ASEAN Region

The
construction industry in Singapore has been actively promoting digital
transformation (DX) through collaboration with the government. The Building and
Construction Authority (BCA) has made the use of BIM mandatory for design and
delivery, indicating a strong foundation for the utilization of rebar BIM.
Since the COVID-19 pandemic, the BCA has also been promoting remote
inspections, and expectations for "Modely" have heightened toward
achieving further digital transformation.

"Modely"
received the Startup Encouragement Award at the 2023 Infrastructure DX Awards
and has been adopted by over 100 companies, establishing a strong track record
in Japan. Through its partnership with RATEC and collaboration with the BCA, the
company aims to further accelerate the deployment of "Modely" across
ASEAN countries. The company is working to register and standardize the system
as a remote inspection tool for rebar inspections, with the goal of expanding
not only within Singapore but also throughout the ASEAN region.

RATEC Asia
Pte Ltd. was established in 2017 as a private limited company headquartered in
Singapore. It is a member of the globally recognized RATEC Group, known for its
magnetic formwork technology and other advanced precast concrete production
solutions. The company has a strong foundation in wholesale and distribution of
innovative solutions for the precast concrete industry and operates across
numerous Asian countries. It offers various products and services that
contribute to digital transformation (DX) in the construction industry.

When we first
encountered Modely at CSPI 2024, it immediately stood out from other solutions
we’ve seen. The ability to create precise 3D models simply by scanning with an
iPad is incredibly appealing. 

Experiencing
Modely’s capability to accurately measure and document rebar spacing, we
quickly recognized its potential as an invaluable tool for enhancing remote
inspection and supervision, which could elevate these processes to new heights
in Southeast Asia's Built Environment.

While Modely is still in its
development and optimization phase in Southeast Asia, we’re confident that the
team at DataLabs Inc. will continue to refine it, improving the user experience
over time. This progress will be driven by end-user feedback, ensuring that
together, we make Modely even better for everyone.

From the moment we met, RATEC understood Modely's values and spoke
enthusiastically about our partnership in the ASEAN region. Through our
multiple web and in-person meetings and discussions, we were able to build a
strong relationship of trust in a short period of time. They are willing to
work with us to develop the product by getting a variety of feedback, and I
believe that we share the same mindset. 

We are very
excited to be partnering with RATEC, who are professionals in the construction
industry and have established relationships with key stakeholders in the ASEAN
region, and we look forward to further developing this partnership in the
future.

DataLabs Inc. has entered a partnership with RATEC Asia Pte Ltd. and will begin providing its 3D rebar inspection system "Modely" to construction companies in Singapore and the ASEAN region. DataLabs Inc.
has entered a partnership with RATEC Asia Pte Ltd. and will begin providing its
3D rebar inspection system "Modely" to construction companies in
Singapore and the ASEAN region. DataLabs is a startup that provides products
utilizing automated 3D modeling (Scan to BIM) technology, and RATEC Asia is a
provider of sales and implementation support for specialized equipment and
solutions in the construction industry in Asia. <h2>1. Background
and Purpose</h2>Challenges in
Singapore’s Construction Sites and Expectations for "Modely"Today’s
construction industry emphasizes sustainability and efficiency. The precast
construction method, where building components are prepared in factories and
assembled on-site, is gaining importance from the perspective of quality
control and time reduction.The demand
for construction in Singapore has been on the rise in recent years, and the
precast construction method has become more prevalent and widely used for
various applications. However, this has also highlighted certain challenges. In
particular, the current situation requires thorough inspections by specialized
inspectors after the completion of rebar work. This often leads to
inefficiencies in the inspection process, causing delays that frequently affect
project timelines."Modely"
is a system expected to address these challenges. It utilizes 3D data to
capture comprehensive information and is the only 3D rebar inspection system
capable of automatically registering design values using rebar BIM and
conducting automated inspections by comparing with the as-built model. It will
support thorough inspections and BIM utilization in Singapore and allow for
remote inspections of rebar arrangements to ensure they meet design
specifications without requiring inspectors to be on-site, resulting in
benefits such as reduced timelines and improved quality.<h2>2. Background
and Purpose</h2>Expansion of
"Modely" in Singapore and the ASEAN RegionThe
construction industry in Singapore has been actively promoting digital
transformation (DX) through collaboration with the government. The Building and
Construction Authority (BCA) has made the use of BIM mandatory for design and
delivery, indicating a strong foundation for the utilization of rebar BIM.
Since the COVID-19 pandemic, the BCA has also been promoting remote
inspections, and expectations for "Modely" have heightened toward
achieving further digital transformation."Modely"
received the Startup Encouragement Award at the 2023 Infrastructure DX Awards
and has been adopted by over 100 companies, establishing a strong track record
in Japan. Through its partnership with RATEC and collaboration with the BCA, the
company aims to further accelerate the deployment of "Modely" across
ASEAN countries. The company is working to register and standardize the system
as a remote inspection tool for rebar inspections, with the goal of expanding
not only within Singapore but also throughout the ASEAN region.<h2>3. About
RATEC</h2>RATEC Asia
Pte Ltd. was established in 2017 as a private limited company headquartered in
Singapore. It is a member of the globally recognized RATEC Group, known for its
magnetic formwork technology and other advanced precast concrete production
solutions. The company has a strong foundation in wholesale and distribution of
innovative solutions for the precast concrete industry and operates across
numerous Asian countries. It offers various products and services that
contribute to digital transformation (DX) in the construction industry.<h2>4. Comment
from RATEC CEO Raymond</h2>When we first
encountered Modely at CSPI 2024, it immediately stood out from other solutions
we’ve seen. The ability to create precise 3D models simply by scanning with an
iPad is incredibly appealing. Experiencing
Modely’s capability to accurately measure and document rebar spacing, we
quickly recognized its potential as an invaluable tool for enhancing remote
inspection and supervision, which could elevate these processes to new heights
in Southeast Asia's Built Environment.While Modely is still in its
development and optimization phase in Southeast Asia, we’re confident that the
team at DataLabs Inc. will continue to refine it, improving the user experience
over time. This progress will be driven by end-user feedback, ensuring that
together, we make Modely even better for everyone.<h2>5. Comment from DataLabs CEO Tajiri
</h2>From the moment we met, RATEC understood Modely's values and spoke
enthusiastically about our partnership in the ASEAN region. Through our
multiple web and in-person meetings and discussions, we were able to build a
strong relationship of trust in a short period of time. They are willing to
work with us to develop the product by getting a variety of feedback, and I
believe that we share the same mindset. We are very
excited to be partnering with RATEC, who are professionals in the construction
industry and have established relationships with key stakeholders in the ASEAN
region, and we look forward to further developing this partnership in the
future.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/793bf8a1-fa42-4ee6-594a-058bbd562a00/public" alt="Application User Interface" /><img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/5585c67f-626d-43c8-01f6-4472288dd900/public" alt="Picture of CEO of DataLabs and Director of RATEC Raymond" /><img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/54d9f628-bac5-47de-b1b9-94ebffa09900/public" alt="Sample Workflow" />

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DataLabs Inc. has entered a partnership with RATEC Asia Pte Ltd. and will begin providing its 3D rebar inspection system "Modely" to construction companies in Singapore and the ASEAN region.

DataLabs Inc. Partners with Singapore-Based Construction-Related Service Provider RATEC Asia to Enter ASEAN Market

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DataLabs, Inc. offers cloud-based systems that optimize various construction operations through the utilization of automatic 3D modeling technology based on point cloud data.

Established: July 2020
CEO: Daisuke Tajiri
Location: 8-6 Nihonbashi-kobunacho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 103-0024, Japan

For product inquiries:
Head of SaaS Sales Division: Miho Kawakita
miho.kawakita@datalabs.jp

For press inquiries:
Public Relations Officer: Kaoru Yamada 
kaoru.yamada@datalabs.jp