CEATEC ニュース 2013

Vol.028

Nippon Electric Glass exhibits ZERO — glass that does not expand due to temperature change!

Nippon Electric Glass exhibited their latest glass product ZERO that does not expand with changes in temperature.

Vol.027

Towards proof testing – Rohm develops 200 watt-hour solid hydrogen fuel cell

In its ongoing solid hydrogen developments, Rohm has also developed a canned solid hydrogen source in pursuit of a 200 watt-hour fuel cell.

Vol.026

Murata Manufacturing exhibit world's smallest "0201 size" chip ferrite beads and others

— “Ultra tiny" chips driving more compact mobile terminals and wearable device design

Vol.023

TDK has developed a heat-assisted recording head with the aim of delivering an HDD with x10 the data storage capacity.

At CEATEC JAPAN a demo device features an operational HDD with a heat-assisted recording head

Vol.021

TDK develops 5th-generation automotive DC-DC converter that improves fuel consumption on next-gen eco-cars and helps reduce environmental load!

Vol.014

Mitsumi Electric’s next-generation in-dashboard laser projector using 2-axis MEMS scanning mirror (reference)

Mitsumi Electric exhibited a reference automotive laser projector using...

Vol.013

ALPS Electric develops an epistemic cockpit that is aware of the driver’s health and physical condition

Vol.012

OMRON demos OKAO Vision facial expression sensing technology — real-time facial expression recognition technology capable of distinguishing 7 different facial expressions

Vol.009

Kyocera develops ultra-thin 1-mm thick TV speakers — the world’s thinnest — adopted for the curved OLED by LG Electronics

Combing a plastic film and piezo element uniquely developed with the company’s fine ceramics technologies...

Vol.005

All-round component maker Mitsumi Electric proposes modules and solutions for the smart society.

As a comprehensive electronics component maker, and with its theme “find it, spread it and propose it to you – Mitsumi technology realizing a smart society”

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