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Dasyn opened a web site on Emanuel Bach (C.P.E. Bach) (February 4, 2025)

Dasyn (Dasyn.com) has launched a website dedicated to the lesser-known composer Emanuel Bach (C. P. E. Bach): https://c-p-e-bach.org/en/. As the second son of J. S. Bach, his musical style is known as Empfindsamer Stil (the "sensitive style"), characterized by delicate nuances, bold modulations, and deep emotional expression.

On this website, many of his major works—especially his concertos and sonatas—can be listened to on YouTube, along with detailed explanations. His music was reevaluated in the 20th century, and thanks to the growing number of enthusiastic performers sharing their performances on YouTube, it has become possible to create such a website.

In addition to publishing explanations of many of Bach’s works, we built both Japanese and English versions of the site: https://c-p-e-bach.org/jp/ and https://c-p-e-bach.org/en/. The development of these websites was made possible by utilizing ChatGPT. The blog on this site also describes how we achieved this.

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Dasyn exhibited and sold posters of AI artworks at Design Festa vol.60 (November 21, 2024)

Dasyn exhibited and sold posters of AI artworks under the title "Free Creations by AI Art" at Design Festa vol.60, held on November 16–17 at Tokyo Big Sight. The CTO (director) of Dasyn showcased and explained the five award-winning and selected works from exhibitions held at the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum until the 16th. Conversations with painters and those interested in AI art were insightful.

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Dasyn's AI artworks received awards and selections in two open-call exhibitions (November 21, 2024)

AI artworks created with SDXL received two awards and four selections in two open-call exhibitions, Chubi and Shin Geijutsu Exhibitions. The CTO (director) of Dasyn submitted five artworks to gauge their reception in the art world, and the results exceeded expectations.

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Poster titled "Emergent Text-to-Image Generation Using Short Neologism Prompts and Negative Prompts" was presented at NicoInt 2024 (June 16, 2024)

The CTO of Dasyn gave a poster presentation at Nicograph International 2024, which was organized by the Society for Art and Science. This poster the method of AI artwork generation using neologism and negative prompts using Stable Diffusion, which is a series of image-generation AI programs.

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Dasyn will exhibits 36 AI-art images and sells more than 40000 posters and postcards at the DesignFesta 58. (October 13, 2023)

Dasyn will open a booth (B-137) in Design Festa vol. 58 at Tokyo Big Sight on November 11 to 12. Dasyn exhibits 36 AI-art images and sold more than 40000 posters and postcards. More detailed information is available in Japanese.

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Dasyn now shows more than 30000 AI-art images and sells 2000posters and postcards at Rakuten (September 11, 2023)

Dasyn began to show more than 30000 AI artworks in the company site, and to sell more than 2000 posters in the shop in Rakuten. Most of the AI artworks were created by Stable Diffusion 2.1 or 1.5 at OpenArt.ai and programs for editing and handling more than 30000 images were developed using Python on a MacBook.

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Dasyn now sells 500 AI-art posters and postcards at Rakuten. (December 24, 2022)

Dasyn began to sell 500 posters which are designed using recently spread AI art technology. Cat art posters of oil-paint style or photo style, oil paints styled painters from classical to modern ages, and so on are sold at Rakuten. Some of them are sold as postcards.

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To distribute this information, a press release in PR TIMES was used.

These posters include images generated by using spellings slightly different from existing painter's names or images using coined words. It is interesting to see some words, such as "cat", are resistant to change the spelling, but some are vulnerable.

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Flame-shaped 3D design shades are used for candle lanterns in Kimii-dera temple (April 8, 2022)

Kimii-candle1S.jpg In Wakayama Prefecture, there is a temple called Kimii-dera (紀三井寺), which was built in 770 D.C. Now a cable railway has been built because there are 231 stone steps in the approach for barrier-free.

There are 33 candle lanterns along the approach from the cable railway station, and each candle has a flame-shaped transparent shade created by Dasyn using the helical 3D printing method.

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Dasyn displayed brilliant LED candles with a 3D-printed cap or pot at Design Festa vol. 52 (November 10, 2020)

Dasyn opened a booth (H-92) in Design Festa vol. 52 at Tokyo Big Sight on November 7 to 8. Dasyn exhibited and sold LED candle pots and caps, and icicle-like LED candles. More detailed information is available in Japanese.

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New business site opened (October 22, 2020)

Dasyn opened a new business site (in Japanese): 3d-dl.com. 3D-design-lamp products can be selected in many ways in this site.

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A brief explanation on Dasyn's main parametric design interface (August 12, 2019)

Most of Dasyn's products are generated by the helical 3D printing method and a parametric design interface. A brief explanation on this interface has been described.

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Dasyn displayed and sold two types of LED candles and bulbs with 3D-printed shades in Summer Design Festa 2019 (August 10, 2019)

2019-08-03%2011.00.53L.jpg Dasyn opened a booth in Sumer Design Festa 2019 at Aomi Pavilion of Tokyo Big Sight on August 3 to 4. Dasyn exhibited and sold LED candles with 3D-printed pots and icicle-like LED candles.

This is the first time Dasyn joined the summer design festa. Both types of LED candles sold better than the web shop. It was probably easier for people to see the sttractiveness of these LED candles than photos and explanations on the web. More detailed information is available in Japanese.

Dasyn exhibited lighting devices at Tokyo International Industry Exhibition (December 6, 2018)

Dasyn opened a booth in Tokyo Business Frontier, which is a part of Tokyo International Industry Exhibition at Tokyo Big Sight in November 14-16. Tokyo Business Frontier was produced by Tokyo Metropolitan Small and Medium Enterprise Support Center. Twenty companies were selected and opened a booth, which was fully supported by the center. Dasyn was one of them. A more detailed explanation in Japanese is available at the CTO's blog article.

Another version of fryer for Tokyo Business Frontier and a Web page for Dasyn (November 8, 2018)

As described before, on November 14 to 16, Dasyn will exhibit products of the helical 3D printing in the Tokyo Business Frontier (TBF), which is a part of the New Value Creation Exhibition. A new version of fryer is shown below. The web page for Dasyn.com for the TBF is also shown.

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Dasyn will join the New Value Creation Exhibition on November 14 to 16 at Tokyo Big Sight (October 22, 2018)

Dasyn applied the Tokyo Business Frontier, which is a part of the New Value Creation Exhibition and is produced by the Tokyo Metropolitan Small and Medium Enterprise Support Center. Twenty companies and business units, including Dasyn.com, were selected for this event. Dasyn.com will exhibit brilliant and light objects printed by the original helical 3D printing method, and show the printing process by a 3D printer.

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