Mentoring 2, unveiled globally for the first time at CES 2026, drew strong interest from visitors who experienced the ring and learned about its concept.
Designed for use during daytime activities, Mentoring 2 visualizes emotional rhythm and daily condition, helping individuals notice subtle shifts that often go unnoticed during busy routines.
Visitors described Mentoring 2 as “a new perspective for smart rings” and noted its relevance to moments of focus, transition, and pause during work. Many conversations centered on how such gentle awareness could support more sustainable ways of working and living.
The ring’s form, created by NAOTO FUKASAWA DESIGN, was also highly regarded for its quiet elegance and suitability for both professional and everyday settings. In addition, CES provided opportunities for meaningful new conversations with companies and creators from Japan and abroad, opening paths toward future collaboration grounded in shared values.

Relaxonic Cover, a speed-rest eye mask combining gentle warmth and immersive sound withultra-high-frequency hypersonic sounds, was experienced by many visitors at the booth.
Even within a five-minute session, visitors reported a sense of calm and release, describing the experience as an opportunity to step away from stimulation and reconnect with their own condition.
Amid the energy of the CES show floor, the MENTAGRAPH booth was often described as a brief place of pause—a quiet space where visitors could rest before returning to the exhibition. While Relaxonic Cover is already available in Japan, interest from international visitors suggested its resonance across cultures and contexts.