Komy Mirror AT AVIATION WEEK'S AEROSPACE EXPO '99
--- The First Overseas Exhibition ( Long Beach, CA U.S.A., Nov.18 and 19, 1999 )

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PURPOSE

"Komy Mirror" is the first flat-surfaced mirror in the world to have as wide field of view as a convex mirror. The mirror is super-light weight, super-thin, easy to install and lean-designed in comparison with other mirrors.
The Komy Mirror was a great invention made from not only ideas and advanced technology, but also with the skilled hands of our Japanese work force and developed by "komy" to be put to practical use.

In Japan's consumer market, the demand for Komy Mirror is on the rise. In order to eliminate "blind spots" in elevators, garage exits and so on, more and more Komy Mirror practicality is being discovered and put to use in many fields.

As far as the applicability of "Komy Mirror" for aircraft is concerned, its use is just beginning and provide enormous help to the aviation industry. However, we have believed that the number of people who actually have handled the Komy Mirror and closely inspected it may be less than a thousand.

Therefore, we took this opportunity to participate in this exhibition to show as many people as possible how effectively Komy Mirror works with aircraft operations and how innovative this mirror is in clearing blind spots in the aircraft cabin.

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How We Demonstrated

After we earnestly discussed how to achieve the purpose stated above and how to familiarize those in attendance with our company, "komy", we conducted the following two special demonstrations.

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IMPRESSION

In comparison with usually quiet and polite attendees at exhibition halls in Japan, the attendees at this exhibition were very lively and inspired. For instance, while we were giving the presentation, the curious would stop at our booth and start listening very intently about our product, often giving us very positive feedback and precious comments.

Here are some of their comments that we received at site.

"The mirror is very useful because I can not see inside of a stowage bin without stepping onto the aircraft seats."

"Although I am tall, I could not see inside of the stowage bin well. However, using this compact mirror, I can now see the whole area of the stowage bin."

Examining the miniature sample we handed out, one of the attendees began to laugh and said, "If I put this on my office computer display, I will be able to tell when my boss tries to see if I am really working or not."

4.

Conclusion

We were the only exhibitor from Japan at this exhibition. We felt that the Komy Mirror received quite a bit of attention and interest from attendees. Also, we found that our company name "komy", enjoyed great name recognition in the overseas markets. Finally, the opportunity for us to present Komy Mirror at this exhibition was very rewarding, and helped us to become acquainted with more potential overseas customers.

We will be looking forward to hearing from many more domestic and other overseas countries as more and more people discover the great advantages of using the Komy Mirror.