A startup developing floating wave power generation technology that generates electricity from ocean waves. Having achieved continuous operation in actual sea conditions, it aims to realize offshore hydrogen farms and large-scale clean energy supply in the future.
As a venture spun off from University of Hyogo, YSH Research Institute Co., Ltd. leverages proprietary cavitation plasma technology as its foundation to develop, manufacture, and sell safe water and generation devices as alternatives to chemical pesticides. This technology produces activated water that supports next-generation sustainable agriculture by contributing to crop disease control and cultivation support. It also advances applications in medical and public health fields, delivering innovative solutions through proprietary technology.
A Globally Recognized Deep-Tech Company Developing Robotics and AI: We are a rare, cutting-edge technology venture based in Osaka, Japan, known for integrating robotics and AI to create customized solutions tailored to specific industry needs. Our technologies have been adopted by over 100 leading organizations across sectors such as construction, disaster response, infrastructure, railways, electric power, automotive, heavy industry, steel, maritime, and healthcare. Trusted for our problem-solving capabilities, we have earned a strong reputation across diverse industries. Prestigious institutions, including MIT, have visited us to study our advanced technologies.
Atomis operates two business lines based on next-generation porous material MOFs : 1: Material Business: Molecular design, evaluation, manufacturing, and sales of materials, and 2: Impact Business: Providing small-scale, decentralized gas distribution systems utilizing next-generation high-pressure gas containers CubiTan, and providing small-scale, decentralized carbon recycling systems utilizing CO2 separation and conversion modules
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.