Philosophy

We are studying the theory and method of visualizing the internal structure of an object. The basis of the method is to observe the field emitted from inside the object on the surface and visualize the structure inside the object. It means that the inside of the area is searched by calculation based on the information obtained on the surface of the area. At this time, the major issue is how to reconstruct the internal structure from the observation results on the surface, such as "what kind of equation" and "what kind of solution method". If an object is composed of "medium" and "regions with different physical properties", and all the physical properties including the medium are known, it can be calculated from the observed signal, using the basic equation written in the textbook of physics. However, the observations that are of interest are, of course, little known in advance. In other words, observation can be said to trace the causal relationship of physics in the opposite direction. Here, like the forward problem described above, the mathematical foundation is reliable, the electrical and mechanical configuration of the observation system does not change whenever the measurement conditions change, and an algorithm that can be calculated in a realistic time using a commercially available computer is most important when "tracing". In this context, we succeeded in analytically solving an important inverse problem, which is a historical unsolved problem in applied mathematics. For the "inverse problem of wave scattering", the problem of how to theoretically determine the structure inside an object from the observation result of the scattered wave by irradiating the object with the wave, we have derived partial differential equations in a multidimensional space that the scattering field should satisfy. We solved this using the observation results as boundary values, and established multipath scattering field theory to derive the internal structure of the object by extreme manipulation of time and space.

Member

Noriaki Kimura

Chief Executive Officer

[Research and development history]

Invited Professor, Graduate School of Engineering, Osaka University

Development of highly sensitive gas analysis technology using plasma equipment and quantum cascade lasers.

Chief Executive Officer, Integral Geometry Instruments GK

Conducts basic and practical research on non-destructive image inspection systems.

Together with Kobe University, developed a system that visualizes the current path of electronic devices in a non-destructive manner. Sales of current path imaging system "FOCUS 001" started.

He served as a sub-leader in the JST Development of Advanced Measurement and Analysis Systems (elemental technology).

Together with Kobe University, developed a system that visualizes the structure of an object in three dimensions from the scattering of waves.

Integral Geometry Science Co., Ltd. Representative Director

He served as a project sub-leader in the AMED Development of Advanced Measurement and Analysis Systems (AMED-SENTAN). Research and development of microwave scattering field tomographic imaging system.

Acting as a project sub-leader in the JST Future Society Creation Project, researching and developing security systems with the aim of realizing the world's best safety and security society

Kenjiro Kimura

Chief Strategic Officer

Career

Entered Kyoto University, Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Graduated from Kyoto University, Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Graduated from Kyoto University Graduate School of Engineering, Department of Electronic Science and Engineering

Graduated from Kyoto University Graduate School of Engineering, Department of Electronic Science and Engineering (Doctor of Engineering)

JST Development of Advanced Measurement and Analysis Systems, Industry-university collaboration researcher

Integral Geometry Science Co., Ltd. established

Professor, Center for Mathematical and Data Science, Kobe University

Professor, Graduate School of Science

JST SAKIGAKE Researcher

JST A-STEP Research Director

JST Development of Advanced Measurement and Analysis Systems, Project Representative

SCOPE project representative, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications

AMED Development of Advanced Measurement and Analysis Systems (AMED-SENTAN), Project Representative

JST MIRAI, Project Representative

Hyogo Advanced Technology Research Project (COE Program), Project Deputy Representative

NEDO sub president of project for Technical R & D project for finding and commercializing seeds of new energy etc.

[Research and development history]

Completed Doctoral Program in Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering, Kyoto University.

In the doctoral program, he engaged in research and development related to electronic devices and developed a microscope that visualizes the two-dimensional carrier density distribution.

Received Technology Award from the Surface Science Society of Japan, JSAP Best Presentation Award, Best Young Presenter Award from Nano Society.

Industry-academia-government collaboration researcher (research position)

Engaged in the development of atomic resolution microscopes operating in liquids or in the atmosphere (JST advanced measurement). Succeeded in the world for the first time in the world to photograph the liquid structure of the solid-liquid interface.

Received the Excellent Lecture Award for Japan Society for Molecular Science, National Invention, Commercialization Plan Contest, Techno Ai, Kyoto University VBL Facility Director Award.

Principal Investigator, Department of Chemistry, Graduate School of Science, Kobe University.

At the JST SAKIGAKE project, engaged in research and development on batch electron beam exposure equipment, and produced MCP (Micro Channel Plate) electron gun equipment. Invented a paraxial lens that achieves high resolution and miniaturization of electron microscopes.

Kansai Techno Idea Contest Semi-Grand Prix, Kansai Techno Idea Contest Excellence Award.

Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry, Graduate School of Science, Kobe University.

Conducts basic and practical research on non-destructive image inspection systems.

Developed a non-destructive imaging system for electronic device current paths. Project leader in JST Development of Advanced Measurement and Analysis Systems (elemental technology). 1st Nakatsuji Award, JPCA Academic Plaza Award.

Developed a system that visualizes the structure of an object in three dimensions from the scattering of waves. Software is sold by Integral Geometry Science. Used in infrastructure lining inspection system. Used throughout Japan.

Project leader in AMED Development of Advanced Measurement and Analysis Systems. Research and development of microwave scattering field tomographic imaging system. the 1st Japan Medical Research and Development Awards was awarded at cabinet Secretariat

Serving as the project leader in the JST-MIRAI Project, researching and developing security systems with the aim of realizing the world's safest and most secure society.

Professor, Mathematical Data Science Center, Kobe University

Satoshi Yamaguchi

Director

Appointed General Manager of Second Investment Division, JAFCO Co., Ltd.

Appointed Specially Appointed Professor, Tokyo Institute of Technology

Currently, Miyako Capital Co., Ltd. was established and assumed the position of President. Also, Director of Integral Geometry Science Co., Ltd.

Hiroyuki Misawa

Auditor

Doctor of Science, Graduate School of Science, Saitama University

Senior Director of Japan Asia Investment Co., Ltd. (current position)

Director, Miyako Capital Co., Ltd. (current position)

Integral Geometry Science Co., Ltd. Auditor (current position)

Company

*company name*

Integral Geometry Science Co., Ltd.

*Date of establishment*

April 2, 2012

*Office*

IMDA4-10, 1-6-5, Minatomachi Minatojima, Chuo-ku, Kobe City, Hyogo Prefecture.

* Capital (including reserves) *

? 2,155 million

* Business description *

Manufacture and sales of the world's most advanced measuring instruments and software

*Overview*

We develop, manufacture, and sell various measurement systems based on the world's first inverse analysis theory of electromagnetic field and inverse analysis theory of scattered field. We have succeeded in deriving analytical solutions for unsolved problems in the history of applied mathematics in many inverse problems such as "inverse problem of scattered field". Sales results include infrastructure inspection radars, sales of current path imaging systems that measure the current paths of lithium ion secondary batteries in a non-destructive manner, and the like. In the future, we will promote the practical use of breast cancer screening device and Super Security Gate.

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Integral Geometry Science, Kobe.

Integral Geometry Science Inc.

1-1, Rokkodai-cho, Nada-ku, Kobe, 657-8501 JAPAN

From : Hanshin "Mikage" station, JR "Rokkomichi" station, Hankyu "Rokko" station
Take Kobe City Bus :
No. 36 to Shindai Honbu Kougakubu Mae

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