This MOUKE NO HANAMICHI website uses video to introduce intellectual property systems as well as strategies for utilization and business, so that small and mid-sized venture companies in western Japan's Chugoku region can understand intellectual properties.
This page introduces intellectual property and technologies developed by small to mid-sized venture companies in western Japan's Chugoku region.
If you're interested in utilizing this technology, contact the company directly.
In addition,
the Japanese site introduces proven business strategies for the use of patents and intellectual properties, thrilling new technologies developed by universities, research centers and companies, and some of the pitfalls of utilizing intellectual property, all through video and animation.
*This website is produced and administrated as a part of the projects at Regional intellectual property strategy headquarter in Chugoku, an organization under the Chugoku Bureau of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry in Japan.
- How can hard foods be made so soft?
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This new technology uses enzymes to soften foods, preserving their shape.
How can hard foods be made so soft? Check out an amazing technology for softening foods, which is gaining wide attention in the nursing, baby food, and medical fields!
Hiroshima Prefectural Technology Research Institute
- Really? Tiles that clean the environment!?
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The CT catalyst allows tiles to clean both themselves and the environment
We developed the world's first catalyst to remove dirt using temperature changes, not light. With these tiles, buildings help clean the environment. Tokyo skies can become as clear as they were in the Edo period!
- FIRAC INTERNATIONAL Co., Ltd.
- Move and walk, wearing a muscle suit!
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Artificial muscle suit for assisting the disabled
With the dream of enabling everyone to move, Professor Kobayashi's lab at Tokyo University of Science has developed various motion support devices, including a walker allowing even a person without any muscle power to walk with proper posture, and a wearable robot with artificial muscles for supporting movement.
- Tokyo University of Science
