We conduct research and development on software that integrates high-speed search technology for various media with AI. Our technology is utilized in numerous systems, including an AI-based dental panoramic X-ray image diagnosis support system, a dental X-ray image search system, and an illegal content detection system for the Internet.
[High-Precision AI Solutions That Transform Cutting-Edge Technology Into Reliable Labor] We provide manufacturing solutions centered on our proprietary AI technology. Our flagship system, Hutzper Vision, instantly performs quality assessments from camera-captured images, automating visual inspections and reducing labor requirements. This technology extends beyond manufacturing, contributing not only to automation but also to enhancing overall factory productivity.
Based on advanced AI technology developed at Kyoto University, we provide services that visualize and predict physical, mental, and psychological states. At its core are two technologies: “Physical and Mental State Prediction Technology through Environmental Factor Analysis” developed by Associate Professor Tsutomu Nishimura of Kyoto University Hospital, and “Psychological State Estimation Technology using Natural Language Processing AI” developed by Assistant Professor Takuya Mori and Associate Professor Nishimura. We deploy AI solutions that estimate loneliness and happiness from text information, enable early detection of risks for school refusal and social withdrawal, and propose optimal support tailored to individual circumstances.
AMDlab is a construction-tech startup driven by the mission “Bringing smiles to the people who create architecture.” Centered on improving the efficiency of architectural design workflows, we develop future-oriented applications and provide DX consulting services. We also plan, develop, and operate our own SaaS products, including “DDDDbox” and “Architects DB.” Leveraging the power of data and technology, we are advancing digital transformation across the architecture industry.
Gold nanoparticles, which are smaller than the wavelength of light, are surrounded by a certain type of light called plasmons. This makes the gold nanoparticles act like an antenna or lens that collects and concentrates light. Using this property of concentrating photoelectric fields, we are developing dye-free analytical technology and a hidden barcode, in other word, tiny stealth tags for supply chain security.
