UMC [technology]

An introduction to technologies Exploration for needs and seeds In developing new products and technologies, it is indispensable to make studies into market needs and existing , various seeds. The R&D department of Uchiyama catches fresh needs and seeds sensitively , thus utilizing these for new product building.

The greatest strength of Uchiyama Group lies in the fact that business activities from R&D to production to sale are all being conducted within the group. The R&D department is taking activities conscious of better quality and environmental performance, while listening to the feedback from the fields.
>>An introduction to raw material research facilities

Longtime technological accumulation and CAE-supported product design: The product design requires accumulated experience and intuition beyond skills and knowledge. The design efficiency of products has improved significantly thanks to the development of CAE(Computer-Assisted), yet it is a meticulous essence of designers supported by experience that determines whether a product is good or not. Uchiyama is doing product designing using an advanced CAE to the full while passing longtime technological accumulation on to young engineers.
>>An introduction to product development design facilities

It is very important to evaluate whether the specification required of a product has been met. The Uchiyama quality, recommendable to the customers confidently, is born from verifying and certifying required specifications different on each product, such as a possibility of stable performance being developed for long under various environments, from various angles.
>>An introduction to evaluation test facilities

A creative production facility group has improved productivity:
Production technology engineers play a vital role to shift smoothly from R&D to production. A wide variety of original production facilities, capable of making production efficiency and quality compatible, have been developed independently, and that in an unparalleled manner.
>>An introduction to production facilities