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JTEC CORPORATION\u2019s strength lies in its ability to transform university-originated technologies into practical applications, create new businesses, and return value to society. We are currently involved in other university-originated technologies where promising business opportunities are beginning to emerge. Moving forward, we will continue to expand collaborations and drive initiatives that deliver innovation not only in the synchrotron radiation field but across society as a whole.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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JTEC CORPORATION High-Precision X-ray Mirror (OsakaMirror)
\nTechnology provided by: The University of Osaka, RIKEN<\/span><\/h3>\n
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The ultra-precision processing technology developed by The University of Osaka eliminates nano-scale irregularities to create the world\u2019s flattest surface. In addition, advanced evaluation and measurement technology, also developed at The University of Osaka, enables surface irregularity measurement with nanometer-level precision. Leveraging these proprietary technologies, JTEC CORPORATION has commercialized and now offers the world\u2019s most precise high-precision X-ray mirrors for synchrotron radiation applications.<\/p>\n

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PAP (Plasma Assisted Polishing) \u201cPA1300\u201d
\nTechnology provided by: The University of Osaka<\/span><\/h3>\n
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\u201cPAP (Plasma Assisted Polishing),\u201d developed at The University of Osaka, is a technology that softens surfaces and delivers high polishing efficiency and precision, even for hard-to-process materials such as diamond and silicon carbide. To commercialize this technology, we have conducted joint research with The University of Osaka and successfully developed and launched \u201cPA1300\u201d for semiconductor substrates.<\/p>\n

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CellPet 3D
\nTechnology provided by: AIST and Kobe University<\/span><\/h3>\n
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\u201cCELLFLOAT,\u201d jointly developed with AIST and Kobe University, is a 3D rotational floating culture technology. The rotation of a disc-shaped container generates liquid flow, enabling cells to float and form three-dimensional tissue cultures. Building on this technology, we developed \u201cCellPet 3D,\u201d which integrates camera monitoring and rotation control to ensure stable tissue construction. This technology is currently utilized in the AMED Translational Research Program for the development of human elastic cartilage devices.<\/p>\n

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Plasma CVM
\nTechnology provided by: The University of Osaka<\/span><\/h3>\n
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\u201cPlasma CVM (Plasma Chemical Vaporization Machining),\u201d developed by The University of Osaka, is a non-contact processing technology that uses electrically plasmaized reactive gas to chemically process metals and resins without cutting tools. We have commercialized this technology by integrating automation and launched it as a \u201cdeburring device for resin parts.\u201d In recent years, we have also developed and are marketing Plasma CVM capable of uniformizing quartz wafer thickness for oscillators with nanometer-level precision.<\/p>\n

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