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Currently developing original projects and seeking investment partners. Zero Escape and AI: The Somnium Files creator Kotaro Uchikoshi has announced the establishment of CRASH KEYS, a new game studio headquartered in Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan. Drawing on Uchikoshi’s experience and creative vision, CRASH KEYS is moving forward with new original projects, aiming to craft “deeply moving and memorable experiences for players worldwide.”To advance its projects and build a business foundation, CRASH KEYS is currently seeking investment partners who share the studio’s vision and want to help bring its creative ambitions to life. It encourages interested companies and investors to inquire about its business strategy, project concepts, and investment opportunities. The studio’s tagline is, “Some locks can only be opened with broken keys. All creation begins with destruction. Crash your rusty old keys. Beyond the door lies a world yet unseen. We CRASH KEYS.

Wireless communications and security equipment maker Climax Technology (7689. TW) held its first institutional investor conference since listing on October 1, announcing that its board of directors has approved the establishment of an "AI and Advanced Technology Center" and has recruited Dr. Chiu Li-cheng, who brings a background in imaging and chip R&D, to serve as Chief Technology Officer. The company also unveiled its first forward-looking initiative: a next-generation AI sensing platform that has already been proposed to existing customers and entered the requirements discussion phase, with sampling targeted for Q3 2027 and small-volume shipments beginning in Q4 2027—formally extending AI capabilities from the imaging domain into non-imaging sensing applications. Chairman and CEO Chang Tsai-fa stated at the earnings call that the company has long been deeply engaged in smart security and remote care, with integrated capabilities spanning sensing, communications, cloud platforms, and end-product development.