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From November 5th to 8th, Kyocera showcased innovations at Tokyo Big Sight under the theme "Technology Leads to a Bright Future." Our booth was packed with exhibits highlighting digital and DX initiatives designed to tackle challenges in production sites. We also presented tailored solutions for critical industries, including automobiles and aircraft, along with a range of new products. Thank you to everyone who visited us! Let's embrace the future together! #JIMTOF2024 #Kyocera #Innovation #TechnologyForTomorrow #WeLoveEngineers

Kyocera is actively involved in Social Good Innovations to solve the most pressing issues facing society. The second installment of our new series “Social Good Innovators” is “Rice Cultivation with LEDs!” Corporate Ceramic Materials Semiconductor Components Group is currently leading a groundbreaking project to address global food security issues using LED lighting. Declining crop yields due to climate change have raised alarm bells about global food security, significant increase in world population, and hunger issues. Plant cultivation using LED lighting technology is expected to be a potential solution to these problems, and this includes the ability to grow staple crops such as rice in a stable and efficient manner, independent of weather conditions! Read more: https://lnkd.in/g9dfvrMW #WeLoveEngineers #SocialGoodInnovators #Technology #sustainability #LED

As the days grow shorter and the year begins to wind down, we take a moment to reflect on the incredible achievements and relentless spirit of engineers around the world. October is a time of transition, a reminder of the change and innovation that engineers bring to our lives every day. The engineer spirit is driven by curiosity. By always challenging the conventional way of doing things, engineers create new values for society to make our world smarter, faster, and better. As we approach the end of the year, let's celebrate the passion and perseverance that define the engineering community. Stay curious. Keep exploring. #WeLoveEngineers

We recently interviewed Paul Morgavi, the President of KNIS (KYOCERA NIXKA Inkjet System S.A.S) in France. As a leader in the inkjet systems industry, Paul shared insights into his company's activities and vision for the inkjet industry. Get to know Paul better through this interview. #Kyocera #KNIS #WeLoveEngineers #InkjetSystems

Social good innovation brings us closer to a sustainable society and creates a better future for us all. At Kyocera we actively engage in social good innovation projects aimed at solving the most urgent challenges we face as a society. In our new web interview series, "Social Good Innovators," we spoke with the engineers and project managers at Kyocera leading social good projects in fields diverse as ocean tech to agriculture. Episode one features two Kyocera members developing underwater telecommunications technology that will one day be employed to transform fishing and other ocean related industries. Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/gd7Cd-2y #WeLoveEngineers #SocialGoodInnovators #Technology #socialgood #sustainability

Attention space fans! Last week, Kyocera exhibited at the JAPAN INTERNATIONAL AEROSPACE EXHIBITION 2024 (#JA2024), one of the largest Japanese comprehensive aerospace exhibitions. Our featured technologies include Fine Cordierite used in astronomical telescopes, Fine Ceramics products and electronic components active in various space-related fields and cutting tools for aircraft parts. The booth was a real showcase of Kyocera’s vast cutting-edge technology capabilities in the aerospace sector. We’ll post videos of the event soon. Follow us and don’t miss out! Event info: https://lnkd.in/gKkk6uqY #Kyocera # SpaceTechnology #WeLoveEngineers #Event

Let’s explore the applications for ceramics in space from our exhibit at the JAPAN INTERNATIONAL AEROSPACE EXHIBITION 2024 (#JA2024), one of the largest Japanese comprehensive aerospace exhibitions. Did you know that ceramics are used even on satellites? Optical mirrors for telescopes made with Kyocera’s Fine Cordierite ceramics can endure the harsh environment of space, and ceramic thrusters installed on the Small Lunar Landing Demonstrator (SLIM) Learn more here! https://lnkd.in/gKkk6uqY #Kyocera # SpaceTechnology #WeLoveEngineers #Event #JA2024

Back again, space fans! Now let’s take a look at all the electronic and optical components used in satellites! Kyocera develops a wide range of aerospace components, such as ceramic packages for semiconductors and electronic devices, satellite-mounted OXCOs (oven-controlled oscillators), and lenses for SWIR cameras. We are proud to supply these and other key technologies to help accelerate space development! You’ll be amazed at the highest level of Kyocera technologies in space! More here: https://lnkd.in/gKkk6uqY #Kyocera # SpaceTechnology #WeLoveEngineers #Event

Attention, space fans! Do you know how cutting tools are accelerating aerospace development? Kyocera is developing sensing tools that enable to digitize aircraft parts production site, cutting tools used for various aerospace manufacturing processes, vibration cutting and drilling techniques, and more! More here: https://lnkd.in/gKkk6uqY #Kyocera # SpaceTechnology #WeLoveEngineers #Event

Back again, space fans! Now let’s take a look at all the electronic and optical components used in satellites! Kyocera develops a wide range of aerospace components, such as ceramic packages for semiconductors and electronic devices, satellite-mounted OXCOs (oven-controlled oscillators), and lenses for SWIR cameras. We are proud to supply these and other key technologies to help accelerate space development! You’ll be amazed at the highest level of Kyocera technologies in space! More here: https://lnkd.in/gKkk6uqY #Kyocera # SpaceTechnology #WeLoveEngineers #Event