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Connect SIM by macnica
ConnectSIM by Macnica
Macnica and Misora Connect will be co-hosting a webinar on eSIM (chips) on June 3rd (Wed), 4th (Thu), and 5th (Fri), 2026.
In this webinar, thanks to the strong partnership between Macnica and Misora Connect, we will thoroughly explain the limitations of "physical SIMs" in industrial devices and the advantages of "board-mounted chip SIMs (MFF2)" as a solution.
Seminar overview
This seminar will discuss the challenges of physical SIMs, which have been the mainstream until now, from the perspective of communication design in industrial IoT devices, and the board-mounted chip SIM (MFF2), which is attracting attention as a solution.
To address practical concerns such as ensuring reliability in the field environment, challenges during mass production, and maintenance and operational burden,
This presentation clearly explains "why physical SIMs have limitations" and "what changes when using chip SIMs," using real-world examples from industrial IoT.
The partnership between Macnica and Misora Connect will showcase communication solutions optimized for industrial applications, along with specific use cases.
We will deliver practical insights that will be useful for future product planning, design, and proposals.
date and time
• Date and Time: Wednesday, June 3, 2026, 13:00-14:00 (Live Streaming)
• Date and Time: June 4, 2026 (Thursday), 13:00-14:00 (Recorded broadcast)
• Date and Time: June 5, 2026 (Fri) 13:00-14:00 (Recorded broadcast)
Session content
1. Opening
2. The current state of communication in industrial IoT and the limitations of "physical SIMs"
3. Solution: "Industrial Chip SIM" provided by Macnica x Misora Connect
4. Specific Use Cases and Implementation Effects
5. Question and Answer Session
I recommend this hotel
・Those interested in chip SIM (MFF2) and want to know the benefits and points to consider when implementing it.
• Individuals involved in the design of industrial IoT devices
Those considering reviewing the communication methods and SIM card types for industrial IoT devices.
Those who are experiencing issues with physical SIM operation, such as poor contact, the effort required for insertion and removal, and reliability.
・Those who want to consider and expand equipment and services for industrial IoT.
Organized and operated
Jointly organized by Misora Connect Co., Ltd. Macnica
Notes
We may decline applications from companies that are competitors.
Inquiry
If you have any questions, please contact us here.