Our company is an incubation firm specializing in medical devices, providing software development support from the concept stage through design transfer. In addition to IEC 62304–compliant development, we have strong capabilities in AI and 3D rendering technologies. Leveraging the technical expertise cultivated through joint development with major medical device manufacturers, we are able to deliver high-quality development at low cost and within short timeframes. We also offer regulatory consulting based on our knowledge of compliance, supporting a wide range of clients from startups to large enterprises.

We develop “Reha3.0,” an AI application that analyzes sleep-time vital data to identify and visualize individuals at high risk of falls. By classifying fall risk into three levels and issuing alerts only for high-risk individuals, Reha3.0 reduces unnecessary alerts and enables up to an 80% reduction in monitoring workload.

Image data is crucial information for manufacturing, yet its quality is often judged based on the expertise of skilled workers, making quantification difficult. Furthermore, mainstream AI methods currently cannot “quantify” images. Therefore, our proprietary AI automatically and rapidly quantifies objects within images. This reduces human image analysis work by over 90%. Additionally, by utilizing this quantified image data alongside manufacturing process data, we propose high-speed, high-precision process optimization through machine learning.

On March 2, 2022, Serendix completed Japan’s first 3D-printed house in just 23 hours and 12 minutes. In September 2024, the company built the first unit of the “serendix50,” a home designed for two-person households, in Suzu City, Ishikawa Prefecture. Also in 2024, Serendix began constructing reconstruction housing in Ukraine as part of the “Japan-Ukraine Economic Reconstruction Promotion Conference.” In addition to housing, Serendix is expanding into other areas, including a project in partnership with the JR West Group to build the world’s first 3D-printed train station.

A femtech startup that develops period management apps and corporate health management support services, leveraging women's health data to simultaneously advance physical and mental care while addressing societal challenges.