Wear and degradation similar to rubber components are almost nonexistent, allowing for long-term performance maintenance. Voltage control enables adaptation to changes in the material of the paper medium and environmental conditions.
Conventional paper media feeding was done using rubber rollers and pads, which wear out over time, leading to feeding failures. To address this issue, Yamaguchi University of Science and Technology in Sanyo-Onoda City developed a paper media feeding technology that utilizes electrostatic adhesion. Since the wear of the electrostatic pads that generate electrostatic adhesion is extremely low, it is expected to maintain feeding performance even after long-term use. Additionally, by controlling the applied voltage and waveform, it is possible to change the force acting on the paper media, allowing for adaptation to changes in the conditions of the paper media or the usage environment without modifying the mechanism.
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*We are looking for companies that can consider commercializing our technology.* The "paper media feeding technology utilizing electrostatic adsorption" introduced this time is a research outcome from Yamaguchi University of Science and Technology in Sanyo-Onoda City. While it is not a product that can be sold immediately, if there are companies interested in the commercialization of this technology, please do not hesitate to contact us. [Invention Name] Paper Leaf Separation Device [Publication Number] JP2021-176803 [Applicant] Public University Corporation Yamaguchi University of Science and Technology
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Devices that handle paper items such as copiers, printers, and ATMs.
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Yamaguchi TLO Co., Ltd. is a TLO approved by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology and the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry based on the Act on the Promotion of Technology Transfer from Universities, established in November 1999 with investments from 50 faculty members of Yamaguchi University (capital of 4 million yen) before incorporation. It is a liaison-type technology transfer organization that bridges people. We return the research results from the university to society in the form of technology transfer and other means. Additionally, we are actively recruiting member companies to prioritize the disclosure of invention information and contribute to the development of the local economy through these efforts.