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Core Technologies

System Design

Technology to Provide High-Resolution Images Faster and More Reliably

Applying “functional materials” and varied key device technologies (mechanical/electronic/software/imaging, etc) at the highest standards
We have extensive expertise in imaging for the medical and printing sectors, as well as the general photography sector

Positioning of system design

We provide the ultimate system, fusing multiple technologies around a core of our unique functional materials and key devices

We combine functional materials with key devices using system design technologies, and develop products from the results

By combining functional materials such as inks and key devices such as inkjet printheads and lasers with system design technologies (optics, electronics, mechatronics, imaging, software, etc.), we develop products including digital cameras, medical diagnostic imaging systems, inkjet digital printers and digital minilabs.

Jet Press 750S Example

We have maximized the performance of inkjet ink and heads through system design.
These optimizations achieve high-resolution, high image quality 1200 dpi printing in a single pass for enhanced productivity.

Jet Press 750S incorporates a suite of technologies, including inkjet ink as the imaging material, inkjet printhead as the imaging device, vacuum-heating high-speed transport system, image analysis AI technology and the FUJIFILM WORKFLOW XMF system.

Grain Formation Technology

Technology that forms grains through buildup

Functional Molecule Technologies

Technology to manufacture small molecules that allow for free transformation of the molecular structures of organic compounds, making the impossible a possibility

Functional Polymers

Technology to manufacture polymers that allow for free transformation of the molecular structures of organic compounds, making the impossible a possibility