Laser slicing, laser 3D fine processing, ultra-precision grinding wheels, CMP principle, power semiconductor substrate materials, natural grinding stones, polishing carbon, bronze mirrors.
As high-performance products are born in accordance with the times, production processing technologies are increasingly required to achieve higher precision, miniaturization, and efficiency, leading to the daily development of new technologies. In this context, free and flexible thinking is essential.
In the laboratory, we are challenging areas of processing technology that no one has yet realized. During the development process, even good ideas often fail. This is because there are phenomena that no one knows about yet. By considering failure as the foundation of success and using observation and insight to uncover the causes, new possibilities begin to emerge. In this way, entirely new processing technologies are born.
To realize this research style, a research environment is essential, including precise experimental equipment to test one's ideas, evaluation devices that can provide accurate assessments, and colleagues studying specialized fields for discussion. In the laboratory, new technologies are being developed daily through the enhancement of experimental facilities and collaborative research with external partners. For example, we are cutting hard, unprocessable semiconductor materials without generating waste. Additionally, a method has been discovered that allows polishing with a soft resin at a rate 100 times more efficient than conventional methods.
