TOKYO, Aug. 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — The NX Group, comprising companies under NIPPON EXPRESS HOLDINGS, INC., will be participating in the three-day “SEMICON India 2026” to be held from Thursday, September 17, to Saturday, September 19, at Yashobhoomi (India International Convention & Expo Centre) in New Delhi, India.

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“SEMICON India,” one of South Asia’s largest electronics trade shows, seeks to attract a wide range of semiconductor-related players to India and establish the country as a global hub for semiconductor design, manufacturing, and technology development. Under the theme “Transform Tomorrow: Silicon to Systems: Building the Ecosystem,” this year’s event will feature over 500 companies from more than 20 countries, with a wide range of firms showcasing the latest technologies and products spanning semiconductor design, manufacturing, equipment/materials, and logistics.

Backed by government policy support, efforts are underway in India to implement semiconductor-manufacturing projects as well as to build an ecosystem for the industry that encompasses design, manufacturing equipment and materials, front-end and back-end processes, research and development, and human resource development. To support the growth of India’s semiconductor industry from a logistics perspective, the NX Group operates 103 locations and 60 warehouse facilities across 39 cities in India, providing services that leverage its global network and local logistics infrastructure.

The NX Group’s booth will showcase the Group’s end-to-end solutions, covering air and ocean freight forwarding, customs clearance, warehousing, domestic distribution, factory delivery, in-factory logistics, and installation and assembly. It will also highlight services specialized for semiconductor logistics, such as the design of safe transport routes based on preliminary road surveys, vibration countermeasures using air-suspension vehicles and vibration-resistant pallets, temperature control, and precise delivery and installation within clean-rooms.

By participating in this exhibition, the NX Group hopes to strengthen relationships with its customers and other relevant organizations as well as building new partnerships to support the business expansion of its customers, particularly those in the semiconductor-related industries. Participants in the event are advised to feel free to stop by the Group’s booth.

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Exhibit highlights

-Global and Indian semiconductor logistics networks

The booth will introduce the NX Group’s network connecting semiconductor-related facilities around the world with major cities, airports, seaports, and logistics hubs across India. It will also inform visitors of the dedicated semiconductor logistics center scheduled to open in Gujarat in 2027 as well as the development of other semiconductor logistics infrastructure in India.

-Safe, high-quality semiconductor logistics

Exhibits within the booth will explain the Group’s safe and reliable methods for transporting semiconductor-manufacturing equipment and precision instruments that combine preliminary road surveys and verification, vibration measurements, air-suspension vehicles, vibration-resistant pallets, and temperature control.

-End-to-end semiconductor logistics solutions

Other exhibits will present end-to-end logistics solutions for the semiconductor industry, covering everything from factory construction to product sales.

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AudioEye’s 2026 Digital Accessibility Index finds the average UK page has 66 accessibility issues, with the highest risk on conversion pages where users buy, book, or sign up

LONDON, Aug. 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — AudioEye, Inc. (Nasdaq: AEYE) (“AudioEye” or the “Company”), a global leader in digital accessibility, today released new research on the accessibility of UK websites and how AI-driven search is shifting where accessibility risk appears for businesses.

The findings point to a UK web that is largely inaccessible. Of the more than 14,400 pages AudioEye scanned across seven industries, 89% of pages had at least 10 accessibility issues. Across all sites, the average was 66 issues per page.

The research also found that the majority of accessibility issues appeared on interior pages, such as product listings, booking forms, and service pages. AI search tools increasingly route users straight to these interior pages, meaning the least accessible part of a site is often the first one visitors encounter.

“Every page is a front door now. Most accessibility programmes were built to check a handful of pages, not the hundreds a modern site publishes,” said Kelly Georgevich, Chief Executive Officer of AudioEye. “Accessibility at that scale takes AI-driven automation to find and fix issues across every page, combined with expert audits and custom fixes for the high-risk issues that automation cannot accurately resolve. This is how AudioEye helps businesses protect the key pages where customers buy, book, and sign up.”

Key Findings

AI search sends UK users to a site’s most inaccessible pages. UK interior pages averaged about 5% more accessibility issues than homepages, with five of seven industries showing more issues on interior pages. When multiplied across every interior page a site publishes, that small per-page gap becomes thousands of issues on the pages users are most likely to land on.
 UK organisations now face three accessibility laws at once, and enforcement is getting stricter. The Equality Act 2010, the Public Sector Bodies Accessibility Regulations (PSBAR), and the European Accessibility Act (EAA) all apply to many of the same organisations. The EAA is the newest, and it applies to any UK organisation selling into the EU. Some EU countries have begun steps to enforce through warning letters, legal action, or audits.
 Five issues cause nearly 40% of all failures found. All five are common elements that assistive technology and AI systems rely on to read and understand a page. Each percentage below shows how often the issue appeared across all scanned pages.Links that do not warn users before leaving the site: 91%Vague link text: 71%Low-contrast interactive elements: 70%Missing skip navigation: 61%Heading structure out of order: 61%Healthcare stands out as a clear outlier. UK healthcare homepages averaged 112 issues per page, nearly double the 66 found on healthcare interior pages, the widest homepage-to-interior-page gap of any industry measured.

Organisations can assess their accessibility risk with a free scan using AudioEye’s website accessibility checker.

Full UK findings are available at: https://www.audioeye.com/gb/digital-accessibility-index/2026/

Methodology
Findings are drawn from AudioEye’s 2026 Digital Accessibility Index, based on automated scans of 14,424 pages across 475 UK websites in seven industry segments: retail and consumer services, healthcare and sciences, public and non-profit, legal and financial services, technology and digital services, industrial and manufacturing, and professional services. Across all pages scanned, the average was 66 accessibility issues per page. Automated scanning detects a subset of Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) criteria, so actual issue counts are likely higher than reported here.

About AudioEye
AudioEye exists to ensure the digital future we build is accessible. The gold standard for digital accessibility, AudioEye’s comprehensive solution combines industry-leading AI automation technology with expert fixes informed by the disability community. This powerful combination delivers industry-leading protection, ensuring businesses of all sizes – including over 129,000 customers such as Samsung, Lands’ End, and Samsonite – meet and exceed compliance standards. With 25 US patents, AudioEye’s solution includes 24/7 accessibility monitoring, automated WCAG issue testing and fixes, expert testing, developer tools, and legal protection, empowering organisations to confidently create accessible digital experiences for all.

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ATOMZA® is the first counter-drone mitigation solution that can be deployed by civilian operators without sovereign enforcement powers.VANEA is opening up counter-UAS capabilities to airports, large-scale events, critical infrastructure and other sites exposed to security threats or espionage – a market previously restricted to public security authorities with the legal mandate to actively counter drones.ATOMZA is already undergoing operational testing with security authorities and critical infrastructure operators, with military trials to follow. Commercial availability for civilian operators starts immediately.

MUNICH, Aug. 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — VANEA Defence today unveiled ATOMZA, the world’s first drone defence system designed for civilian deployment that can be operated by private organisations without sovereign enforcement powers. The system opens up a previously inaccessible market for active counter-UAS solutions, which until now have largely been restricted to public security authorities legally authorised to intervene against drones. ATOMZA will make its public debut at Drone Days in Bremen, Germany, on 27th and 28th August.

A new category of civilian counter-UAS mitigation

ATOMZA uses a non-kinetic optical effector that employs directed photonic radiation to disable a drone’s optical sensors without destroying the aircraft. This approach makes ATOMZA the first solution that can be deployed specifically to mitigate a drone threat without constituting an intervention requiring sovereign enforcement powers. While jammers, high-energy lasers and interceptor drones are legally restricted to authorised security authorities, ATOMZA can also be operated by civilian organisations.

In civilian airspace, around airports or over populated areas, for example, ATOMZA offers another critical advantage: it prevents collateral damage caused by a drone that has spun out of control. A system that protects without creating new risks. With this, VANEA Defence is tapping into a market opportunity that did not previously exist: Civilian operators of critical infrastructure can now protect themselves – a necessity underscored daily by events in Europe.

This gives civilian operators access to a counter-UAS capability that was previously unavailable to them. Airports, critical infrastructure operators, major event organisers and other security-sensitive sites can now take an active role in protecting their assets – an increasingly urgent requirement given the evolving threat environment across Europe.

ATOMZA is already being tested and validated under operational conditions by security authorities and critical infrastructure operators in Germany. Further trials with military partners are scheduled for the coming weeks. VANEA Defence is also in discussions with additional European authorities and international security partners to prepare the technology for broader deployment across Europe in the months ahead. Commercial availability for civilian operators starts immediately.

Jens Hillenköter, Executive Vice President (EVP) for Unmanned Aircraft Systems & Counter-UAVs at VANEA Defence, comments: “Europe’s threat landscape is changing rapidly. The question is no longer whether critical infrastructure needs protection, but how quickly effective solutions can be deployed. With ATOMZA, we are providing a capability that can be used by both public authorities and private operators.”

Built on a sovereign European AI foundation

Founded in Munich in 2025, VANEA Defence develops its technologies around a proprietary AI model built and trained entirely in Europe. This sovereign European AI foundation is designed to give European security authorities and civilian operators access to defence systems that can operate independently of non-European infrastructure.

Building on this AI model, VANEA Defence is developing an integrated family of counter-UAS technologies spanning the ATOMZA optical mitigation system, networks combining multiple countermeasure technologies, and advanced threat detection systems.

The AI layer provides consistent and reliable detection across these systems. It can distinguish genuine threats from decoys within drone swarms, optimise the allocation of defensive resources and provide the technological foundation for automated, European-controlled counter-UAS kill chains.

Dr Oliver Hartkorn, co-founder and CTO of VANEA Defence, adds: “European defence technology needs a European technological foundation. That is why we train our AI from the ground up in Europe – not simply to meet a requirement, but to create genuine strategic sovereignty. It is the foundation of every defence system we build. Only then can we ensure that the technologies relied on by police forces, armed forces and civilian operators are not compromised by dependencies outside Europe.”

About VANEA Defence

VANEA Defence is a Munich-based deep-tech company developing a new generation of European defence technology. Its mission is to build the critical technological capabilities Europe needs to defend itself effectively and independently in the age of autonomous warfare. At the core of VANEA Defence’s technology stack is a fully European AI foundation, trained and operated exclusively in Europe. On this basis, the company develops integrated technologies for counter-UAS and autonomous defence. VANEA Defence is a brand of publicly listed SCP Standard Capital Partners AG (Xetra: CAP). For more information, visit our website at www.vanea.ai.

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