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LibeSIM to Exhibit at Wireless Japan 2026

Common Creation Inc., based in Fukuoka, is proud to announce its participation as an eSIM Tech Partner, LibeSIM, at the Wireless Japan × Wireless Technology Park 2026. This event will take place from May 27 to May 29, 2026, at Tokyo Big Sight. The company’s representative, Makoto Yamamoto, will lead a session on May 28, discussing "IoT Connection Management in the SGP.32 Era," where he will cover the remote operation and automation of eSIM profiles through eIM.

Background

The global telecommunications industry is undergoing a transformation, especially in the realm of the Internet of Things (IoT). The GSMA’s newly established standard for IoT-focused eSIM, known as SGP.32, allows for the remote and unified management of eSIM profiles across various devices. This innovation aims to resolve operational issues such as the lengthy lead times and costs associated with physical SIM distribution and profile switching, making it increasingly adopted worldwide. In Japan, the implementation of local 5G, industrial IoT, connected cars, and smart meters has accelerated the exploration of eIM (eSIM IoT Remote Manager) solutions.

Despite the promising outlook, the SGP.31 and SGP.32 standards are relatively new to the market, leading to limited practical verification environments and technical knowledge domestically. Common Creation is at the forefront of this movement, having launched official services for LibeSIM in March 2026, thus becoming the first company in the country to provide SGP.31/32 compliant eIM. The company is actively collaborating with terminal vendors, system integrators (SIer), telecommunications operators, and clients across various industries to validate these technologies. During the exhibition, they will showcase usage scenarios derived from these collaborative tests through both live demonstrations and real-device displays.

Event Details

Event Name: Wireless Japan × Wireless Technology Park 2026
Dates: May 27-29, 2026, 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM (until 5:00 PM on the last day)
Venue: Tokyo Big Sight, Hall West 3 & 4
Booth Number: W-25
Exhibiting Brand: LibeSIM
Entrance Fee: Free (pre-registration required)
Organizer: Ric Telecom Co., Ltd.
Official Website: Wireless Japan

Show Highlights

1. eIM Enabled Line Switching Demo: Experience real-time line switching through eIM based on GNSS location data, allowing for seamless transitions between private and public networks without the need for physical access to devices.
2. On-Demand eSIM Profile Issuance Demo with SM-DP+: Witness the immediate issuance of eSIM profiles via QR codes for consumer devices, showcasing the efficiency of LibeSIM's services in partnership with the ITU.
3. Live Demonstrations of Partner Devices: The booth will feature displays of devices from various industry partners, each adapting to the SGP.32 eIM standard, demonstrating practical use cases such as industrial routers and IoT gateways.
4. GPS-Free Location Acquisition Experience: Engage with innovative technology that provides location data without relying on GPS in challenging environments, enhanced by our MVNO connection and SIM applets.

Seminar Presentation

On May 28, 2026, Makoto Yamamoto will discuss the key aspects of "IoT Connection Management in the SGP.32 Era," focusing on the operational challenges surrounding traditional SIM management methods in the IoT landscape and the advantages of adopting a centralized remote management model through eIM.

In particular, he will elaborate on the streamlined responsibilities among SGP.32 components, and present dynamic kitting based on delivery destinations as well as the benefits of multi-carrier dynamic line switching, all supported by real device verification results. Attendees will leave with actionable insights into enhancing device connectivity remotely.

Conclusion

LibeSIM represents a comprehensive eSIM solution provider, bridging remote management, MVNO services, and SIM applet innovations. The company is eager to engage with visitors at Wireless Japan 2026, inviting them to explore the future of eSIM technology that can meet the demands of modern IoT applications.

For further information, please visit LibeSIM's Service Site.