COMPASS to Showcase AI-Powered Learning Material 'Qubena' at 'NEW EDUCATION EXPO 2026' in Tokyo and Osaka

COMPASS (Headquarters: Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director: Jun Sato) has announced it will exhibit at the upcoming 'NEW EDUCATION EXPO 2026' for educators in Tokyo (June 4-6) and Osaka (June 12-13), showcasing its AI-powered learning platform, 'Qubena'.

'NEW EDUCATION EXPO' is one of the largest seminars and exhibitions for professionals in the education industry. COMPASS plans to offer hands-on demonstrations of the latest features, including the 'Qubena Test' service (a digital CBT platform), alongside sharing best practices from school sites across Japan and providing information on its integration capabilities with major educational e-portals.

'NEW EDUCATION EXPO 2026' Details Organizer: NEW EDUCATION EXPO Executive Committee [Tokyo Venue] Dates: June 4 (Thu) - June 6 (Sat), 2026 Venue: TFT Building (Tokyo Fashion Town) [Osaka Venue] Dates: June 12 (Fri) - June 13 (Sat), 2026 Venue: OMM (Osaka Merchandise Mart) Admission: Free (Pre-registration required) Website: https://edu-expo.org/

About the AI-Powered Learning Material 'Qubena' 'Qubena' is an adaptive learning material that uses AI to provide optimal problems tailored to each student's proficiency level. It is currently utilized by over 1 million students in more than 2,300 schools across 170 municipalities nationwide. Beyond its curriculum-aligned question bank covering nine subjects for elementary and junior high schools, it continues to evolve, having launched the digital testing service 'Qubena Test' in 2025.

About COMPASS With the mission to 'create new learning environments,' COMPASS develops and provides the learning e-portal and AI-powered learning material 'Qubena,' as well as the inquiry-based learning library 'SPARKE.' The company is committed to building learning environments that balance academic subject learning and inquiry-based education.