
NUProtein develops next-generation protein and bioactive compound production technologies using genetically engineered rice. By cultivating high-expression rice and extracting target components directly from the grain, the company achieves exceptionally low-cost and stable production compared with conventional methods. NUProtein is also recognized as one of the world’s five industrial players in cell-free protein synthesis and gene-related patents. Through low-cost growth factors and other functional proteins, the company is building a new supply chain for the cultivated meat and broader food-tech sectors.

A drug discovery venture tackling next-generation cancer treatment using marine-derived compounds that improve tumor hypoxia while minimizing side effects. Already commercialized as veterinary medicine, it supports the lives of both humans and pets.

Millde is a technology-driven company specializing in multi-point Raman spectroscopy and high-sensitivity imaging. It provides non-destructive, label-free analysis of cells, tissues, and materials, primarily through contract research services. Serving regenerative medicine, pharmaceutical, food, and materials industries, Millde delivers high-throughput molecular evaluation. The company also develops and commercializes proprietary multi-point Raman systems and cryogenic Raman technologies, supporting applications from research to industrial implementation.

B-Lab is a biotechnology venture originating from Konan University, engaged in the production and sales of β-1,3-1,6-glucan nanoparticles and betaine-derived aqueous solutions. Based on biomimetic chemistry, these products drive the development of next-generation, safe, and environmentally harmonized biomaterial technologies applicable to the food, cosmetic, pharmaceutical, agricultural, and chemical industries.

An Osaka University-spinoff startup enabling high-precision testing in a short time using proprietary immunoassay technology. Aiming to realize a society where anyone can easily access medical-grade testing.