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Detection of Osteoporotic Changes in Rat Femoral Bone Using the Acoustically Stimulated Electromagnetic (ASEM) Method

ASEMtech Inc. (headquartered in Koganei, Tokyo; Representative Director and CEO: Kenji Ikushima; hereafter “ASEMtech”), in collaboration with researchers from Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, Nippon Sigmax Co., Ltd., Tohoku University, and Anylom Inc., has detected osteoporosis-associated changes in rat femoral bones using the acoustically stimulated electromagnetic (ASEM) method, which detects weak electric polarization (piezoelectric […]

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ASEMtech Raises 150 Million Yen in Series A Extension Round. Achieved a Total of 400 Million Yen in Series A Funding –2026/4–

— ASEM: A Non‑Invasive Sensing Method Enabling Tissue Characterization — ASEMtech Inc. (Headquartered in Koganei, Tokyo; Co‑CEOs: Kenji Ikushima and Nobuo Niimi; hereinafter “ASEMtech”), which aims to bring to society the Acoustically Stimulated Electromagnetic (ASEM) method—a novel ultrasound‑based technology that visualizes electrical and magnetic properties of biological tissues—has raised 150 million yen through a third‑party

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We have been selected for the FY2025 TOKYO Strategic Innovation Promotion Program! –2026/3–

ASEMtech Inc. has been selected for the FY2025 TOKYO Strategic Innovation Promotion Program for its development of a compact front-end system dedicated to Acoustically Stimulated ElectroMagnetic (ASEM) imaging, as well as a compact and energy‑efficient ASEM diagnostic imaging device.

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Launch of Collaborative Research with Juntendo University and Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology –2025/12–

ASEMtech Inc. has entered into a joint research agreement with Juntendo University and Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology to develop a non-invasive method for measuring the mechanical properties of human muscle and tendon tissues using the ASEM technique. Through this collaboration, we aim to integrate advanced sensing technologies with academic expertise to establish new

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Launch of Collaborative Research with Osaka University and Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology –2025/12–

ASEMtech Inc. has entered into a joint research agreement with Osaka University and Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology to develop a non-invasive method for measuring the mechanical properties of human muscle and tendon tissues using the ASEM technique. Through this collaboration, we aim to integrate advanced sensing technologies with academic expertise to establish new

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The clinical research protocol has been approved at Faculty of Medicine, Juntendo University. –2025/12–

ASEMtech Inc. has obtained approval from the Ethics Review Committee of Faculty of Medicine, Juntendo University for a clinical research protocol on non-invasive diagnostic technology, conducted jointly with Juntendo University and Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology. This study aims to establish public trust and demonstrate clinical usefulness.

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The clinical research protocol has been approved at Osaka University Hospital, Faculty of Medicine –2025/12–

ASEMtech Inc. has obtained approval from the Ethics Review Committee of Osaka University Hospital, Faculty of Medicine, for a clinical research protocol on non-invasive diagnostic technology, conducted jointly with Osaka University and Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology. This study aims to establish public trust and demonstrate clinical usefulness.

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ASEM Implementation Case Study — Denshijiki Industry Co., Ltd.

Denshijiki Industry Co., Ltd. (EMIC – Electronic Magnetic Industry), a leading company in the field of magnetic applications, has adopted ASEMtech’s industrial non-destructive inspection system, ASEMindtec, for the evaluation of electromagnetic steel sheets. By leveraging the unique capabilities of ASEM technology to visualize the spatial distribution of local hysteresis loops, the company is exploring quantitative

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ASEM Implementation Case Study — IHI Inspection & Instrumentation Co., Ltd.

As part of a pilot initiative to evaluate the condition of bridge structures,IHI Inspection & Instrumentation Co., Ltd. (IIC) has introduced an industrial non-destructive inspection system (ASEMindtec). The system is based on ASEM technology, which enables visualization of the internal electromagnetic state of steel without removing surface coatings. This allows for the detection of deterioration

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