Tokyo, Japan, October 21, 2024 — The upcoming Photonix and FINETECH JAPAN exhibitions at Highly Functional Material Week bring the world’s top innovators and businesses to Makuhari Messe in Japan from October 29 to 31, 2024, for a comprehensive showcase of optical, laser, and display technologies.
Organized by RX Japan, the two concurrent events will attract leading manufacturers and professionals eager to discover the latest products, establish valuable connections, and gain insights into the future of optical and electronic display technologies.
Photonix, a hub for optical and laser technologies, stands out as a comprehensive exhibition focusing on optical and laser-related technologies. It is structured around three specialized categories, each highlighting a distinct aspect of the field.
The “Laser Processing” zone presents state-of-the-art laser technologies used in manufacturing and industrial applications. Companies such as Allwave Lasers, headquartered in Fremont, California, with mass production in Xi’an, China, will demonstrate advanced solutions, including their unique laser wavelength and narrow linewidth lasers, which are critical in industries ranging from telecommunications to precision machining.
In the “Optical Components/Materials” zone, exhibitors like CPG offer insights into the latest developments in optical and laser component manufacturing. CPG specializes in producing optical components, laser parts, and coating materials. The company has become a global player, supplying products to various industries reliant on precision optics and materials.
Lastly, the “Optical Measurement/Analysis” zone feature technologies used for the analysis and measurement of optical systems. iReach, a Taiwan-based company, will showcase expertise in leveraging the semiconductor industry and supply chain to deliver high-quality optical measurement systems. Their products serve industries where precise optical measurements are essential, such as electronics and medical devices.
As industries like telecommunications, medical devices, and manufacturing evolve, the demand for precision laser processing, high-quality optical components, and cutting-edge measurement technologies continues to grow. This year’s Photonix promises to be an essential event for professionals seeking to stay ahead in this fast-moving field.
On the other hand, FINETECH JAPAN, regarded as premiere exhibition for display technology, feature the latest innovations in electronic displays, from LCDs and OLED to emerging technologies like quantum dots and micro-LEDs. These displays are not only used in consumer electronics but are integral to advancements in industries such as automotive, healthcare, and aerospace.
Manufacturing equipment and processing technologies for these advanced displays will also be showcased, offering attendees insights into the entire production chain of electronic displays.
Attendees will witness firsthand how these technologies are influencing the future of visual displays, enabling higher-quality images, faster response times, and lower energy consumption. The importance of these advancements spans numerous industries—from the entertainment and gaming industries, which rely on superior visuals, to the automotive industry, where high-performance displays are essential for in-vehicle systems.
Yumi Nozaki, RX Japan’s Chief International Marketing Officer at Highly-Functional Material Week, emphasized the importance of staying ahead of the curve. “Photonix and FINETECH JAPAN are not just exhibitions, they are platforms for innovation. As the demand for precision optics and advanced display technologies continues to grow, these events provide a unique opportunity for professionals to explore the latest solutions and connect with global leaders. Whether it’s advancements in laser technology or cutting-edge display systems, the impact of these innovations is felt across a wide range of industries,” she said.
Both Photonix and FINETECH JAPAN 2024 offer opportunities to engage with leading companies and experience the latest innovations in optical and display technologies. With a focus on business networking and knowledge sharing, these events will drive advancements that shape the future of multiple sectors.