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A Japanese company providing consulting services for team building and staff engagement is looking for alliance partners in the EU under a commercial agreement.

The company developed a workshop based on the “art thinking” methodology to promote team building and ownership of work among employees, and to sublimate company identity into competitive advantage and high added value.

With over a century of experience, this Japanese SME has specialized in the research, development, and manufacture of a wide range of optical elements and instruments. The company is looking for distributors under a commercial agreement to present their latest high-tech microscopes within the EU market.

Tenchijin is a JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) startup company that developed a cloud-based software platform allowing in deep analysis of landscapes provided by satellite data, through the use of artificial intellige

A Japanese SME offers cloud service for emergency care training with simulated vital sign monitor. In house developed with Japanese doctors and professionals, the software allows both on-site and remote medical trainings.

Two Japanese female entrepreneurs founded a start-up offering Japan-made fem-tech products such as periods underwear and menstrual cups. Their scope is to reduce as much as possible the “disadvantages” aspects in female day-to-day life with products packed of innovative design and technology. They are looking for a distribution partner in the EU.

A Japanese company is offering its photocatalyst with inorganic binder production technology that is based on 30 years of R&D and manufacturing. This coating technology is applied to interior and exterior of building structures to achieve an antifouling, antibacterial, and antiviral effect, and for the removal of volatile organic compounds.

A Japanese manufacturer of nano indentation testers able to measure non-liquid material of less than 1 micrometre is looking for distributors to approach the EU market. The advanced technical qualities of their products, that surpass conventional hardness testers, allowed the company to become a market leader in Japan. A commercial agreement is expected with relevant EU partners.

A Japanese hardware company is aiming to enter the EU market with its patented building components specifically for wood made structures. Their products are resistant and developed to sustain natural disaster events with the purpose of lasting for a long time.

The Japanese company is a major player in their domestic industrial automation market and is currently looking for relevant products and technologies in the EU to expand their product line-up. The company is particularly interested in robotics and its peripherals such as sensors and safety equipment that make innovative usage of IoT (Internet of Things) and Industry 4.0 solutions.