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  1. Kyocera to acquire 100% ownership of California-based SLD Laser

    • Corporate

    Kyocera’s fine ceramics to create synergies with new expertise in gallium nitride

    SLD Laser is a world leader in the commercialization of gallium nitride (GaN) based laser light sources and was established in 2013 as a technology startup. SLD Laser has won commercial success by developing, manufacturing and marketing innovative la...

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  2. “Toward a Smarter World through Digitalization” - Kyocera participates in CEATEC 2020 online

    • Corporate

    At the digital trade show, Kyocera presented the latest products and solutions for a Covid-19 world.

    Under the theme of "Toward a Smarter World through Digitalization" Kyocera introduced its latest products and solutions contributing to a new normal society in four categories: "Mobility", "5G / IoT", "Smart Manufacturing" and "Energy Solutions". The...

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  3. Kyocera unveils Concept Car “Moeye”

    • Corporate

    Concept highlights changing relationship between people and automobiles; features futuristic “aerial” display and next-generation technologies for optical camouflage, audio, lighting, and fragrance

    "Moeye" Concept Car OverviewAnticipating continued advances in autonomous driving and Mobility as a Service (MaaS), Kyocera focused on the importance of the car’s interior space to develop a futuristic cockpit that offers fresh innovations in a compl...

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  4. Kyocera supports ISS with ceramic components

    • Fine Ceramic Components

    Kyocera Fineceramics Solutions GmbH supplies ceramic tubes for oxygen measurement in the international space station’s electromagnetic levitator expansion.

    The Levitator is a 360 kg facility in the materials science laboratory in the Columbus module and was brought to the ISS in 2014 by the ATV-5 (automated transfer vehicle) "Georges Lemaître", an unmanned supply spacecraft. There the system was install...

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  5. Kyocera adds a new finishing tool to its innovative machining products

    • Industrial Tools

    The new MFF milling cutter puts the finishing touch on the machining process. The tool stands out owing to its unique insert combination of semi-finishing and finishing inserts.

    Focusing on productivity for large componentsKyocera’s new and extremely robust cutter stands out due to its excellent efficiency. The combination of semi-finishing and finishing inserts contributes to this efficiency, which has the effect of increas...

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  6. Kyocera’s MIP Displays open up new applications

    • LCDs and Touch Solutions

    Fast switching with minimal power consumption and excellent visibility

    Low Power consumption due to built-in bit pixel memory and direct addressing. To expand the battery lifetime all pixels include a SRAM memory. This results in a low power consumption for static image down to 5µW. By the power saving pixel selection m...

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  7. Kyocera introduces new innovative tooling solutions

    • Industrial Tools

    With the new KPK series and the MFWN mini series, Kyocera is adding two new product lines to its highly successful cutting tool product lines.

    The KPK series ensures stable and safe cutting When it comes to cutting operations in general, the workpiece can be difficult to secure which leads to rigidity and chattering issues. Therefore, the cutting speed is usually low at the workpiece rotat...

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  8. Kyocera develops high-quality displays for medical use

    • LCDs and Touch Solutions

    The displays by Kyocera Automotive and Industrial Solutions excel with very long duration and are built for unusual surroundings.

    Special features for special areas of applications The displays are available long-term and insensitive to radiation effects due to their metal housing. For particularly aggressive environments, Humisil encapsulation is available to protect sensitiv...

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  9. Kyocera and Tokyo Medical and Dental University Begin Joint Research on Vitals Measurement Headset

    • Corporate

    Coronavirus Rehabilitation Activities at Tokyo Medical and Dental University The Rehabilitation Center at TMDU Medical Hospital has introduced rehabilitation therapy for severely ill COVID-19 patients and remote rehabilitation for moderately ill pati...

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  10. Kyocera expands the MFH high-feed milling cutter series

    • Industrial Tools

    New chipbreaker and new insert grade for shoulder, ramp and slot milling applications as well as plunge, helical and face milling

    Convex cutting edge design for low cutting forces The GH Chipbreaker has a convex and very robust cutting-edge design, so that cutting forces are reduced when entering the workpiece. The high-feed tool also has excellent breaking resistance. Along wi...

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  11. Kyocera To Acquire Japan-Based Showa Optronics Co., Ltd. to Strengthen Optical Components Business

    • Optical Components

    The acquisition aims to maximize synergy through combined technologies

    Background Information and Objectives With its highly advanced manufacturing technologies, Kyocera's optical components business has engaged in producing diversified lenses in small to large diameters from a wide variety of materials. The produ...

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  12. Yusuke Mizukami newly appointed as president of Kyocera European operations – Shigeru Koyama becomes Corporate Auditor

    • Corporate

    Kyocera Europe GmbH (former Kyocera Fineceramics GmbH) was founded in 1991 and is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Kyocera Corporation – headquartered in Kyoto, Japan. Mizukami started his career with Kyocera in 1990 in the Corporate Ceramic Materials Se...

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  13. Kyocera Fineceramics GmbH becomes Kyocera Europe GmbH

    • Corporate

    After almost 30 years of company history, Kyocera Fineceramics GmbH will change its name to "Kyocera Europe GmbH". Due to the steady growth of the company in the past decades, it was decided to change the company name.

    After the end of the joint venture with the former Feldmühle AG, which had already been established in 1971, Kyocera Fineceramics GmbH was founded in 1991. Currently, the company employs around 1,500 people at its sites in Europe and combines a total...

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  14. Kyocera supports ion research in Darmstadt

    • Fine Ceramic Components

    Darmstadt in Germany will become home to one of the world’s largest accelerator facilities for the research of magnetic fields and matter, thanks to the expertise in ceramic-metal joining technology provided by Kyocera.

    Exploring the universe with a precision of 100 µm The high-precision experiments carried out at FAIR aim to improve our understanding of the fundamental structure of matter. Information on magnetic fields and their behaviour will be collected an...

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  15. Kyocera’s Aquala® Advanced Total Hip Bearing Technology Wins President’s Award from Japan Techno-Economics Society

    • Corporate

    8th Annual Award ceremony, Tokyo, JapanFrom left to right: Toru Moro - Project Associate Professor at the University of Tokyo; Kazuhiro Ishihara – Professor at the University of Tokyo; Makoto Yoshida - General Manager of Kyoceras Medical R&D Cen...

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  16. Kyocera extends portfolio with new tangential milling cutters

    • Industrial Tools

    New tangential shoulder face milling cutter for shouldering, slotting, and ramping applications as well as new face mill type for heavy milling

    Multi-functional MEV: Tangential shoulder face milling cutter for various machining applications The 90° cutter MEV offers a high rigidity due to a higher web thickness than conventional cutters. Another advantage is the low cutting force due to axia...

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  17. Blue innovation and Kyocera to Develop New Drone Solutions Utilizing Moving Communication Relay Station System

    • Corporate

    The new drone communications technology was displayed at the Blue innovation booth during CES 2020 in Las Vegas

    By flying multiple drones with mobile relay station functions in areas where mobile phone signals do not reach, such as disaster sites, the “moving communication relay station system” enables reliable mobile phone communication as if under normal cir...

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  18. Kyocera’s Next Generation of Inkjet Printheads Take Image Quality and Durability to a New Level

    • Printing Devices

    World’s fastest inkjet technology prints on paper, cardboard, plastic, fabric, and other building materials

    Digital printing technology has won a growing share of the commercial printing market — especially where high-quality text and graphics must be printed onto clothing, packaging, tile, plastic or building materials, in addition to conventional paper. ...

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  19. Kyocera and 24M Develop World’s First SemiSolid Lithium-ion Battery System with Improved Safety, Longer Life, and Lower Cost

    • Corporate
    • Solar Electric Systems

    Plans to Build Full-Scale Mass Production System Following Initial Success with Pilot

    In June 2019, Kyocera began pilot production of 24M’s SemiSolid battery technology to validate its use in residential energy storage systems in the Japanese market. Based on the successful pilot, Kyocera recently rolled out its full Enerezza product ...

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  20. From Smartphones to Smart Health: Kyocera’s worlds’ first Gyro-based Carbohydrate Monitoring System

    • Corporate

    The innovative tracker uses pulse wave patterns to measure carbohydrate metabolism.

    Smart, innovative and intuitive To determine the user’s carbohydrate balance, the device must be held against the wrist one hour after eating to monitor the pulse. Mr. Ajima, an engineer at Kyocera’s medical R&D centre and developer of the device...

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