Exhibited at the 2017 High-Performance Ceramics Exhibition at Tokyo Big Sight from April 5 to 7.

Leave silicon carbide and silicon nitride to JFC.

- Are you struggling with wear? - Are you struggling with corrosion? - Are you struggling with heat resistance? - Are you struggling with delivery times, prices, or specifications? We consistently produce engineering ceramic parts in-house, from raw material mixing to molding, processing, and inspection. Our products are widely used in sliding parts, chemical pump parts, semiconductor manufacturing equipment parts, heat-resistant parts, and wear-resistant parts, among others. Thanks to our in-house integrated production, we can offer: - Short delivery times - Small lot prototype production - Detailed customization Japan Fine Ceramics Co., Ltd. (JFC) has been responding to customer needs with unique technology since its establishment in 1984 as a comprehensive manufacturer of ceramics and composite materials. We will solve your problems with our extensive lineup. If you have any technical inquiries, please contact us.

• Other machine elements
• Semiconductor inspection/test equipment
• Fine Ceramics

It is a composite material that combines the lightness of aluminum with the rigidity of steel, low thermal expansion, and excellent heat dissipation due to high thermal conductivity.

Are you struggling with the heaviness of iron, the large deflection of aluminum? Are you having trouble with heat retention? Is the accuracy changing with temperature? MMC solves these problems. ● Features of MMC - High rigidity: Rigidity comparable to cast iron and steel - Lightweight: Weight comparable to aluminum alloys - Low thermal expansion: Less than half that of aluminum alloys - High thermal conductivity: Superior to aluminum alloys - Vibration damping: Vibration absorption properties better than stainless steel, cast iron, and aluminum alloys - Low electrical resistivity: Conductive! * By changing the combination of materials and their ratios, we can achieve properties that meet your needs. * In addition to composite materials, we also manufacture and sell various ceramics, providing support with a wide range of products.

• Other machine elements
• Other semiconductor manufacturing equipment
• Fine Ceramics

A thin film integrated circuit pattern will be formed on a ceramic substrate.

By using alumina with a purity of 99.9%, we provide fine circuit patterns (line/space=30um/30um) that enable operation in the 30GHz band required for next-generation wireless communication systems. 【Thin Film Integrated Circuits】 We pattern integrated circuits on various ceramic substrates. ●Side patterns (over 0.3t), and AuSn solder patterns is possible. ● Simultaneous mounting of conductors, thin film resistors, and thin film inductors is possible. ● The combination of our unique 99.9% alumina substrate and fine patterns allows for the formation of circuits with low dielectric loss and low noise in high-frequency bands. ● For substrate materials, we also accommodate aluminum nitride (ALN) substrates, quartz substrates, and more. 【High-Quality Alumina Substrates】 ● Dense ● The three-point bending strength is 660MPa, which is significantly higher than conventional products (about twice as much). ● Excellent electrical properties with low dielectric loss in high-frequency bands.

• High frequency/microwave parts
• Circuit board design and manufacturing
• Fine Ceramics

The latest published paper utilized Abby. This will be an online seminar featuring Associate Professor Yosuke Katsuta from the Graduate School of Advanced Science and Technology, Kumamoto University, who is also a co-founder of StapleBio. He is working on RNA hacking technology development aimed at altering the higher-order structure of target mRNA using short nucleic acids named Staple nucleic acids, with the goal of controlling gene expression. He will present the latest data focusing on the results of cell experiments and animal experiments in the development of this technology. Related paper on the lecture content: "Staple oligomers induce a stable RNA G-quadruplex structure for protein translation inhibition in therapeutics" | Nature Biomedical Engineering

Are you casually adopting AC adapters just because they are cheap? AC adapters carry inherent risks of electric shock and smoke or fire hazards, and incidents of fires due to design flaws from choosing low-cost products have occurred. When accidents involving electric shock or smoke and fire occur, not only do they lead to significant costs for post-incident handling and recall responses, but they also result in a decline in brand image, which can severely impact management. Therefore, it is essential to eliminate defect risks at the adoption stage. In this webinar, we aim to provide insights for evaluation during the adoption process by introducing case studies of market failure analysis of AC adapters that our company has experienced over the past several decades. We explain the content as simply and clearly as possible, so even those without prior knowledge of AC adapters are welcome to attend.

[Speaker] Shota Imai, President and CEO of GenesisAI, Inc. / Visiting Professor at the Graduate School of Advanced Science and Technology, Hokuriku University [Key Lecture Content] Generative AI is likely the greatest technological revolution in human history. As of 2025, generative AI possesses knowledge comparable to that of PhD holders and is capable of generating moving images that take physical laws into account. Furthermore, generative AI, which was previously focused on content generation, has evolved into AI agents capable of handling lengthy and complex tasks, enabling automation in research, software development, and scientific inquiry. While there are significant economic benefits from increased productivity, the concern of "losing jobs to AI" has become a realistic issue. This lecture will explain the outlook for the development of these AI technologies and their impact on society based on research conducted as of 2025. [Lecture Items] 1. Latest Research on Generative AI 2. Latest Research on AI Agents 3. Physical AI and World Models 4. Future Prospects for AI Development Based on Scaling Laws 5. AI for Scientific Research 6. AI and Labor 7. Q&A / Business Card Exchange

[Key Lecture Content] 1. Research and Development of NTT's LLM "tsuzumi2" NTT Corporation Human Information Research Laboratory, Thought Processing Research Project Group Leader: Kuniko Saito 1. Objectives of "tsuzumi2" Development 2. Key Points of "tsuzumi2" Evolution 3. Introduction to "tsuzumi2" Utilization Images 4. Q&A / Business Card Exchange 2. Business Trends of NTT's LLM "tsuzumi2" Research and Development Marketing Headquarters, Marketing Division R&D Marketing Manager: Ichiro Kudo 1. Market Trends and NTT's Initiatives in AI Business 2. Areas of Utilization and Applications of "tsuzumi2" 3. Collaborations with Partners for "tsuzumi2" 4. Key Points for Practical Utilization 5. Q&A / Business Card Exchange

Daitron will host a webinar with Professor Yamamoto from Nagoya University’s Institute of Future Materials and Systems on the topic of "The Capabilities of Chinese EV Manufacturers in Electric Vehicle Design and the Technological Strategies the Japanese Automotive Industry Should Adopt Against Tesla's Pioneering Efforts." We sincerely look forward to your registration.