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Nature Architects, founded in 2017 and based in Minato, Japan, specializes in innovative product design through its proprietary algorithm, Direct Functional Modeling (DFM). This technology revolutionizes traditional design processes by allowing users to directly incorporate functional properties such as motion, kinematics, and elasticity into their products. By leveraging the advantages of additive manufacturing, DFM enables the creation of complex, multi-functional components in a single part, streamlining production and reducing assembly requirements. The application of DFM is particularly beneficial in industries where intricate processing and assembly are critical, such as automotive, aerospace, and robotics.

SenSprout Inc. is a technology company based in Tokyo, Japan, that specializes in developing and selling agricultural sensors. Founded in 2015, the company’s products are designed to measure soil moisture, surface temperature, and electrical conductivity, providing farmers with critical insights for optimizing irrigation systems. By utilizing printed electronic sensors that employ wireless power feeding techniques and ink-jet printing technology, SenSprout produces cost-effective sensors that can be mass-produced and require minimal maintenance, avoiding the complications associated with battery replacement. These sensors not only enhance irrigation efficiency for large farms and high-value crops but also offer functionalities to predict natural disasters like landslides and cliff collapses. Through its internet service, SenSprout enables the collection and analysis of farming data, empowering farmers to make informed decisions and improve their yields while conserving water resources.

Rapyuta Robotics Co., Ltd. is a technology company based in Tokyo, Japan, with a subsidiary in Zurich, Switzerland, specializing in cloud-connected multi-robotic systems for the security and inspection markets. Founded in 2014 as a spin-off from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH Zürich), the company employs around 90 people globally, with additional offices in India. Rapyuta Robotics has developed a platform that simplifies the deployment of robotic solutions by integrating hardware, software, sensor data, and applications in the cloud. This allows businesses to manage various robots and sensors centrally, reducing the need for in-house robotics expertise. By leveraging advanced control research and artificial intelligence technology, Rapyuta Robotics facilitates the creation of an open and coordinated robotics ecosystem, enabling companies to concentrate on their core business processes rather than on the complexities of robotics management.

Photo electron Soul mission is to innovate the world of "seeing (fine observation)" and "creating (fine processing)" through the development of photocathode electron beam technology.　The photocathode electron beam technology developed by our company will produce next generation electron beams with high performance and versatility (pulse structure, low dispersion, large current). By renewing the electron beam, which is a key device for industrial equipment such as electron microscopes, semiconductor device manufacturing / inspection equipment, and metal 3D printers, it is possible to realize fine observation, fine processing, high throughput, etc. Breakthroughs in a wide range of fields such as science, materials, and electronics.

EneCoat Technologies Co., Ltd., established in 2018 and headquartered in Kyoto, Japan, specializes in the manufacture and sale of perovskite solar cells and related materials. The company focuses on the development of materials for these solar cells and aims to commercialize their modules. EneCoat Technologies is dedicated to advancing thin-film solar technology, with a commitment to environmental sustainability and the efficient use of natural energy resources.

Elephantech Inc., founded in January 2014 and based in Tokyo, Japan, focuses on innovating the manufacturing of electronic circuits. The company seeks to revolutionize this field by employing inkjet printing technology, which allows for the precise application of metal only where needed, in contrast to traditional photolithography methods that waste materials and increase costs. This novel approach not only reduces the quantity of materials used but also minimizes the number of manufacturing processes, resulting in a significant cost reduction of up to 80% for prototype production. Elephantech's technology is particularly advantageous for on-demand manufacturing, making it an appealing option for small-batch production without the need for substantial initial investment. With a commitment to enhancing global manufacturing capabilities, Elephantech aims to lead the industry with its advanced techniques for producing printed wiring boards.

Triple W develops DFree, the first wearable device for incontinence that can track the progression of bladder movements using a non-invasive ultrasonic sensor. The device will help elderly and disabled people who suffer from incontinence by notifying when they will need to go to the bathroom. DFree is now widely marketed in Asia and Europe and used in over 500 senior care facilities. Triple W has offices in Japan, France, and the US.

WHILL is a company that designs and manufactures personal mobility products suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, aiming to enhance transportation experiences for all individuals. Founded in 2013 and based in San Carlos, California, WHILL seeks to redefine the perception of mobility devices like wheelchairs and scooters through innovative technology and thoughtful design. In addition to creating and selling mobility vehicles, WHILL offers mobility-as-a-service, which includes autonomous transportation solutions and on-site fleet rentals. This service enhances accessibility in public spaces such as airports, hospitals, and tourist destinations, allowing users to navigate these environments without a driver's license and promoting a more independent lifestyle for wheelchair users.

Rapyuta Robotics Co., Ltd. is a technology company based in Tokyo, Japan, with a subsidiary in Zurich, Switzerland, specializing in cloud-connected multi-robotic systems for the security and inspection markets. Founded in 2014 as a spin-off from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH Zürich), the company employs around 90 people globally, with additional offices in India. Rapyuta Robotics has developed a platform that simplifies the deployment of robotic solutions by integrating hardware, software, sensor data, and applications in the cloud. This allows businesses to manage various robots and sensors centrally, reducing the need for in-house robotics expertise. By leveraging advanced control research and artificial intelligence technology, Rapyuta Robotics facilitates the creation of an open and coordinated robotics ecosystem, enabling companies to concentrate on their core business processes rather than on the complexities of robotics management.