Aixtal Corporation
Aixtal is a Nagoya University startup that offers dramatic efficiency gains in product development through process informatics. They use of AI technology for process design to efficiently search for the desired conditions in the shortest possible time. Their unique approach enables analysis and optimisation in a short time using limited historical data, even at manufacturing sites where it is difficult to accumulate big data.

GRA&GREEN Inc.
GRA&GREEN is agri-bio startup from Nagoya University, intended to develop new crop varieties. They maximze the potential of the crop with advanced grafting technology and gene editing technology. This allows increase in productivity companies in the agriculture sector.

SyncMOF Inc.
SyncMOF is a Nagoya University start-up that researches and develops a new material, MOF. While MOF, a novel porous material, is the main pillar of the company, it is an infrastructure company that makes previously unavailable gases more accessible by utilising their specific properties, such as gas separation selectivity and mass storage capacity.

U-MAP Co,Ltd.
All industries, including smartphones, PCs, electric vehicles, data centres and 5G, are suffering from heat generation in electronic equipment. The new material Thermalnite developed by U-MAP dramatically solves a variety of problems that could not be solved with conventional industrial materials.

ExtraBold Inc.
Using 3D digital technology, they are conducting R&D with a view to the next generation of manufacturing, moving away from the current mass production and mass consumption society. They are researching 3D printing technology for various resin materials (pellets) to realise material recycling, and developing their own domestic, ultra-high-speed, large-size additive manufacturing machines (3D printers). 

KEN ROBOTECH CORPORATION
KEN ROBOTECH is construction tech company making rebar tying robot such as "TOMOROBO© Series." Not only this but these types of solution will help construction workers from repetitive tasks and increase productivity of construction sites. They aim to promote "work style reform", “create the environment that maximizes workmanship" and realize “the World's Most Human-Friendly Worksite.”