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DxMedical Cloud™
Technology for overwhelmingly high-speed detection from all over the world.
We use our unique algorithm to deliver the latest technology and product information from around the world in real time.
Explore the future of healthcare with carefully selected information.
How We Help You To Empower Your Business
POINT 1.
Quickly Deliver Technical Information
We deliver what you seek quickly and in a short time from technical information from all over the world
POINT 2.
Briefly to the Point
A wealth of detailed features makes it easy to understand the main points
POINT 3.
Help with Growth Strategies
The report is also packed with analytical information from the perspective of growth and long-term strategies for business use
Catch Up on the Latest Information
from Around the World
In today's world, where the world is networked by advances in information technology and numerous technologies are evolving at an astonishing speed, it is extremely difficult to manually collect and manage the vast amount of information from all over the world.
DxMedical Cloud™ collects and analyzes professional information from around the world and uses proprietary algorithms to quickly and accurately deliver the information you seek and the best information for you.
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Quick search in Japanese
You can quickly search for information published in various languages around the world in Japanese. Get the information you need from the vast amount of information available worldwide without having to worry about language barriers.
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DxMedical Cloud's proprietary algorithms predict the best information based on your interests and preferences and deliver it to you daily. Stay one step ahead of the curve without the hassle of searching, maximizing your daily information gathering.
Fuzzy Search
In addition to word matching, the search by similar and related keywords delivers news that is often missed due to paraphrasing and shaky spelling.
Japanese Localization
By providing titles and summaries of information from around the world in Japanese, it streamlines the process of “finding” the information you want from search results.
Academic Search
For researchers and professionals, you can search and browse more specialized information, such as articles submitted to journals by universities and research institutes.
More features to enhance your team's productivity
Bookmark
Instantly save and manage information that you like or want to look at later because you don't have time, with the bookmark function. You can access the information you need without hassle, saving you a great deal of time and effort.
Note Editor
Simple and intuitive operation allows you to quickly consolidate all information into a notebook and organize information efficiently. It can be used as a powerful tool for effective information sharing.
Information sharing
A wide range of information sharing tools are available, including chat and note sharing functions. We support information sharing with your team in all situations, from casual information sharing to organizing information in teams.
Collaboration
Provides task management functions specifically designed to make information gathering and sharing more efficient. In addition to regular task management functions, this useful tool supports information gathering and sharing, improving the productivity of the entire team.
DigitalMedical Open Innovation
BrainEnergy produce DigitalMedical open innovation from Tokyo, where you can experience the intersection of cool and passionate design and technology.
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Technology
Scientists design flexible patch for precision drug delivery to complex organs
An international team led by Beihang University scientists has developed POCKET, an ultra-flexible bioelectronic patch for precise, localized drug and gene delivery to irregularly shaped organs like ovaries and kidneys. Published in *Cell*, this innovation addresses limitations of systemic drug administration by using electric fields to open cell membranes, allowing therapeutics to enter specific somatic cells without affecting germ lines. Preclinical trials in mice showed success in BRCA1 gene therapy for ovaries and anti-inflammatory medicine delivery for kidney transplants, offering a new paradigm for treating diseases in sensitive organs like diabetes and retinal disorders.
Artificial metabolism turns waste CO2 into useful chemicals
Northwestern and Stanford engineers have developed an artificial metabolic system, named Reductive Formate Pathway (ReForm), that converts waste CO2 into valuable chemicals like acetyl-CoA and malate. This synthetic biology breakthrough uses engineered enzymes to perform non-natural metabolic reactions outside living cells, addressing challenges in carbon recycling and the urgent need for carbon-negative manufacturing. The cell-free system allowed rapid screening of thousands of enzyme variants, paving the way for sustainable fuels and materials from diverse carbon sources like formate, formaldehyde, and methanol.
Next-generation oral health supported by Giomer, aiming for a healthier oral environment and longer tooth life
Giomer is a line of bioactive dental and oral care materials developed by Matsukaze Co., Ltd. It represents a new generation of oral care and treatment materials centered on the proprietary “S-PRG Filler” technology. The S-PRG Filler features a three-layer structure, with its key characteristic being the ability to release and recharge six types of beneficial ions, including fluoride. This is believed to contribute to improving oral health by preventing cavities and periodontal disease, neutralizing acids, and inhibiting plaque formation. Matsufu originally developed glass ionomer cement as one of its dental materials, cultivating technology for the controlled release of fluoride from the cement. Giomer advanced this technology and applied it to fillers. Its defining feature is that the S-PRG Filler itself, which releases multiple ions, possesses biological functionality. It goes beyond the role of a simple filling material, exhibiting “bioactive” properties that interact with the living body. Products utilizing this technology span a broad lineup, from restorative to conservative, prosthetic, and preventive fields, finding application in various scenarios of dental treatment and daily oral care. Within dental practice, it is increasingly recognized as a technology/material contributing to reducing the risk of caries and periodontal disease, long-term tooth structure protection, and improving oral health. The accumulation of research evidence continues to advance year by year.
From Awareness to Action: Linus Health Drives the Next Era of Early Brain Health Detection
Linus Health, an AI-driven brain health company, is advancing early detection and intervention for cognitive impairment and Alzheimer's disease. Utilizing AI to analyze everyday human behaviors like drawing, speech, and information processing, the company enables earlier identification of cognitive changes and underlying disease processes, facilitating interventions at the most impactful stage. Addressing challenges such as specialist shortages and prolonged diagnostic timelines, their approach is supported by over 160 peer-reviewed studies. Linus Health also offers the remote cognitive assessment platform "Anywhere powered by Linus Health™" and the patient-centered ePSOM tool, accelerating brain health research and clinical application.
ATDev Develops Reflex to Bring Robotics and AI to Rehabilitation
Assistive Technology Development Inc. (ATDev) is developing next-generation systems to assist with rehabilitation and daily life. One such product, 'Reflex,' is a wearable robotic device for orthopedic knee rehabilitation, equipped with sensors for remote monitoring and guided exercises. ATDev is also part of the Robotic Assistive Mobility and Manipulation Platform (RAMMP) program, contributing to open-source robotic technology development to enable people with disabilities to live more independently. The company prioritizes user experience, advocating for end-users to actively participate in the design of their technology.
FDA Clears First In-Ear EEG Device
The FDA has granted 510(k) clearance to Naox Link (NX01), a single-channel, in-ear electroencephalography (EEG) system designed to enable long-duration brain activity monitoring in both clinical and home environments. Developed by Naox Technologies, Naox Link is the first FDA-cleared EEG device to acquire, record, and transmit brain electrical activity via noninvasive electrodes placed inside the ear canal.
Next-generation composite comfort material simultaneously controls sweat, heat, and UV rays, delivering both comfort and aesthetic quality.
Teijin Frontier has developed “CARAT X,” a next-generation composite comfort functional material combining superior skin-side dryness, heat shielding, UV protection, opacity, and sweat stain reduction. Positioned as a material that simultaneously enhances wear comfort and visual quality, it addresses rising temperatures and growing demand for high-performance apparel in the sports and outdoor markets. The material's design philosophy lies in its two-layer structure, functionally separating the skin-side and outer-side layers. On the skin-side, water-repellent yarns and moisture-absorbing yarns are optimally arranged to quickly absorb and diffuse sweat while suppressing moisture return to the skin, reducing stickiness. On the fabric surface, core-sheath FD conjugate yarns containing a high concentration of titanium oxide are positioned. This suppresses light transmission, blocking UV rays and heat while achieving opacity. Furthermore, during perspiration, the fabric minimizes differences in reflectance of visible light between wet and dry areas on its surface, thereby reducing sweat stains. Environmental considerations are also enhanced, including the adoption of PFAS-free materials. Nobuaki Ogata of the Technology & Production Division stated, “Combining conflicting functions and responding to increasingly specialized market needs is a crucial theme for Japan's textile industry. The strength of Teijin Frontier lies precisely in its textile structure design technology.” Teijin Frontier will launch “CARAT X” starting with the Spring/Summer 2027 season, primarily targeting sports and outdoor applications, aiming for sales of 400,000 meters by fiscal year 2029.
Shiseido Develops Next-Generation Mascara Technology "WASHABLE LOCK TECHNOLOGY™"
Shiseido has developed "WASHABLE LOCK TECHNOLOGY™," an innovative mascara technology that simultaneously achieves excellent curl-retention and easy removal with warm water—a long-standing challenge in mascara development. This technology utilizes a new film compatible with both oil and water, combined with an optimized formulation that allows the film to effectively deliver its warm-water-removable feature despite being an oil-based product, defying conventional mascara expectations. The technology is slated for inclusion in products like "Majolica Majorca Lash Expander Neo Lash" and "Ettusais Mascara Extra Long," set to launch in February 2026, with potential applications extending to other eye makeup, sun care, and base makeup categories.
Sensura to showcase non-invasive glucose monitoring tech at CES
Singapore-based Sensura will unveil its non-invasive glucose monitoring platform at CES 2026. This technology aims to provide glucose insights without fingersticks or invasive sensors, featuring a handheld device for rapid spot checks and a wearable device for continuous glucose trend monitoring. By combining proprietary optical sensing technology, custom chip architecture, and AI-driven analytics, Sensura seeks to reduce long-term user burden and encourage sustained engagement.
JEPLAN and Nippon Kayaku Jointly Develop Dye Selection Criteria for Wider Adoption of Fiber-to-Fiber Recycling
JEPLAN and Nippon Kayaku have jointly established dye selection criteria for "CR decolorization-compatible dyes" to address the high cost of decolorization, a major challenge in fiber-to-fiber chemical recycling. This standard enables environmentally conscious design from the product development stage, allowing the selection of easily decolorized dyes and significantly reducing decolorization costs in the chemical recycling process. Both companies aim to promote the use of these criteria in the textile industry, including apparel, thereby increasing market acceptance of recycled materials and contributing to the realization of a circular economy and enhanced sustainability in the global textile industry.
New Technology Recycles Waste Plastics Back into Oil Collaborative Effort Launches New Chemical Recycling Initiative
The Kikkoman Group launched a new recycling initiative in October 2025 utilizing technology that converts waste plastic into oil. This process transforms plastic waste generated during food manufacturing into oil for regeneration and reuse, marking an effort to circulate plastic previously incinerated as a resource. It is drawing attention as a concrete step toward building a circular society. This initiative involves collaboration with CFP and Mitsui Chemicals, both possessing chemical recycling technology. Waste plastics generated at Kikkoman Foodtech Co., Ltd.'s West Japan Plant—including packaging materials, plastic bottles, and caps—will be collected and processed at CFP's oil conversion facility. The resulting oil, obtained through decomposition and oil conversion, is transformed into a resource that can be reused as raw material, reducing CO₂ emissions compared to incineration. Furthermore, with the cooperation of the Mitsui Chemicals Group, the generated oil will be processed into a form suitable for use as raw material for new plastic products and supplied to container and packaging manufacturers. This establishes a circular scheme leading to the production of recycled plastic products. The company positions this initiative as part of its activities based on its “Long-Term Environmental Vision.” Moving forward, it plans to expand the types of waste plastics targeted and consider extending the scheme to other locations. It also intends to continue efforts toward realizing a circular economy by building partnerships for joint plastic collection and recycling.
FDA gets mixed feedback on performance monitoring for AI
The FDA received over 100 comments regarding the real-world performance monitoring of AI in medical devices, revealing mixed feedback from various stakeholders. Medtech industry groups advocate for using existing regulatory frameworks and a risk-based approach, emphasizing that new, universal postmarket requirements could hinder innovation and patient safety. They suggest that "locked" AI models, which don't change autonomously, may require less monitoring, while "continual machine learning models" might need specific mechanisms beyond standard controls due to their evolving nature and associated risks. Conversely, healthcare providers, including hospitals and medical groups, stressed the need for robust postmarket monitoring but insisted that this responsibility should fall on manufacturers, citing their own limited resources for evaluating and overseeing these technologies. They highlighted concerns about bias, hallucinations, and model drift, urging the FDA to update adverse event reporting to include AI-specific risks and implement manufacturer monitoring requirements based on device risk. Patients called for transparent monitoring and performance metrics that capture their real-world experiences, including the emotional and mental distress caused by AI device malfunctions, and emphasized the importance of equitable performance across diverse populations.
L'Oréal Unveils Infrared Light Technology "Light Straight+ Multi-Styler" and "LED Face Mask" at CES® 2026, Winning Innovation Awards
L'Oréal unveiled two innovative beauty devices utilizing infrared light technology at CES® 2026, both receiving Innovation Awards. The "Light Straight+ Multi-Styler" styles hair at lower temperatures, reducing damage, while the ultra-thin "LED Face Mask," co-developed with iSmart, targets signs of aging with red and near-infrared light. These technologies showcase L'Oréal's commitment to blending science and creativity to redefine beauty standards.
DxMedical Cloud™
Technology for overwhelmingly high-speed detection from all over the world.
We use our unique algorithm to deliver the latest technology and product information from around the world in real time.
Explore the future of healthcare with carefully selected information.
How We Help You To Empower Your Business
POINT 1.
Quickly Deliver Technical Information
We deliver what you seek quickly and in a short time from technical information from all over the world
POINT 2.
Briefly to the Point
A wealth of detailed features makes it easy to understand the main points
POINT 3.
Help with Growth Strategies
The report is also packed with analytical information from the perspective of growth and long-term strategies for business use
DigitalMedical Open Innovation
デジタル・メディカル・オープンイノベーション
BrainEnergy produce DigitalMedical open innovation from Tokyo, where you can experience the intersection of cool and passionate design and technology.
Transform Your Business With Cloud
Looking for the Future
of Health Care
OUR TECHNOLOGY HELPS
YOUR BUSINESS
Our technology will help your business
Technology
Scientists design flexible patch for precision drug delivery to complex organs
An international team led by Beihang University scientists has developed POCKET, an ultra-flexible bioelectronic patch for precise, localized drug and gene delivery to irregularly shaped organs like ovaries and kidneys. Published in *Cell*, this innovation addresses limitations of systemic drug administration by using electric fields to open cell membranes, allowing therapeutics to enter specific somatic cells without affecting germ lines. Preclinical trials in mice showed success in BRCA1 gene therapy for ovaries and anti-inflammatory medicine delivery for kidney transplants, offering a new paradigm for treating diseases in sensitive organs like diabetes and retinal disorders.
China Daily
Artificial metabolism turns waste CO2 into useful chemicals
Northwestern and Stanford engineers have developed an artificial metabolic system, named Reductive Formate Pathway (ReForm), that converts waste CO2 into valuable chemicals like acetyl-CoA and malate. This synthetic biology breakthrough uses engineered enzymes to perform non-natural metabolic reactions outside living cells, addressing challenges in carbon recycling and the urgent need for carbon-negative manufacturing. The cell-free system allowed rapid screening of thousands of enzyme variants, paving the way for sustainable fuels and materials from diverse carbon sources like formate, formaldehyde, and methanol.
Northwestern University
Next-generation oral health supported by Giomer, aiming for a healthier oral environment and longer tooth life
Giomer is a line of bioactive dental and oral care materials developed by Matsukaze Co., Ltd. It represents a new generation of oral care and treatment materials centered on the proprietary “S-PRG Filler” technology. The S-PRG Filler features a three-layer structure, with its key characteristic being the ability to release and recharge six types of beneficial ions, including fluoride. This is believed to contribute to improving oral health by preventing cavities and periodontal disease, neutralizing acids, and inhibiting plaque formation. Matsufu originally developed glass ionomer cement as one of its dental materials, cultivating technology for the controlled release of fluoride from the cement. Giomer advanced this technology and applied it to fillers. Its defining feature is that the S-PRG Filler itself, which releases multiple ions, possesses biological functionality. It goes beyond the role of a simple filling material, exhibiting “bioactive” properties that interact with the living body. Products utilizing this technology span a broad lineup, from restorative to conservative, prosthetic, and preventive fields, finding application in various scenarios of dental treatment and daily oral care. Within dental practice, it is increasingly recognized as a technology/material contributing to reducing the risk of caries and periodontal disease, long-term tooth structure protection, and improving oral health. The accumulation of research evidence continues to advance year by year.
DxMedical Cloud™︎
From Awareness to Action: Linus Health Drives the Next Era of Early Brain Health Detection
Linus Health, an AI-driven brain health company, is advancing early detection and intervention for cognitive impairment and Alzheimer's disease. Utilizing AI to analyze everyday human behaviors like drawing, speech, and information processing, the company enables earlier identification of cognitive changes and underlying disease processes, facilitating interventions at the most impactful stage. Addressing challenges such as specialist shortages and prolonged diagnostic timelines, their approach is supported by over 160 peer-reviewed studies. Linus Health also offers the remote cognitive assessment platform "Anywhere powered by Linus Health™" and the patient-centered ePSOM tool, accelerating brain health research and clinical application.
PR Newswire
ATDev Develops Reflex to Bring Robotics and AI to Rehabilitation
Assistive Technology Development Inc. (ATDev) is developing next-generation systems to assist with rehabilitation and daily life. One such product, 'Reflex,' is a wearable robotic device for orthopedic knee rehabilitation, equipped with sensors for remote monitoring and guided exercises. ATDev is also part of the Robotic Assistive Mobility and Manipulation Platform (RAMMP) program, contributing to open-source robotic technology development to enable people with disabilities to live more independently. The company prioritizes user experience, advocating for end-users to actively participate in the design of their technology.
The Robot Report
FDA Clears First In-Ear EEG Device
The FDA has granted 510(k) clearance to Naox Link (NX01), a single-channel, in-ear electroencephalography (EEG) system designed to enable long-duration brain activity monitoring in both clinical and home environments. Developed by Naox Technologies, Naox Link is the first FDA-cleared EEG device to acquire, record, and transmit brain electrical activity via noninvasive electrodes placed inside the ear canal.
Medscape
Next-generation composite comfort material simultaneously controls sweat, heat, and UV rays, delivering both comfort and aesthetic quality.
Teijin Frontier has developed “CARAT X,” a next-generation composite comfort functional material combining superior skin-side dryness, heat shielding, UV protection, opacity, and sweat stain reduction. Positioned as a material that simultaneously enhances wear comfort and visual quality, it addresses rising temperatures and growing demand for high-performance apparel in the sports and outdoor markets. The material's design philosophy lies in its two-layer structure, functionally separating the skin-side and outer-side layers. On the skin-side, water-repellent yarns and moisture-absorbing yarns are optimally arranged to quickly absorb and diffuse sweat while suppressing moisture return to the skin, reducing stickiness. On the fabric surface, core-sheath FD conjugate yarns containing a high concentration of titanium oxide are positioned. This suppresses light transmission, blocking UV rays and heat while achieving opacity. Furthermore, during perspiration, the fabric minimizes differences in reflectance of visible light between wet and dry areas on its surface, thereby reducing sweat stains. Environmental considerations are also enhanced, including the adoption of PFAS-free materials. Nobuaki Ogata of the Technology & Production Division stated, “Combining conflicting functions and responding to increasingly specialized market needs is a crucial theme for Japan's textile industry. The strength of Teijin Frontier lies precisely in its textile structure design technology.” Teijin Frontier will launch “CARAT X” starting with the Spring/Summer 2027 season, primarily targeting sports and outdoor applications, aiming for sales of 400,000 meters by fiscal year 2029.
DxMedical Cloud™︎
Shiseido Develops Next-Generation Mascara Technology "WASHABLE LOCK TECHNOLOGY™"
Shiseido has developed "WASHABLE LOCK TECHNOLOGY™," an innovative mascara technology that simultaneously achieves excellent curl-retention and easy removal with warm water—a long-standing challenge in mascara development. This technology utilizes a new film compatible with both oil and water, combined with an optimized formulation that allows the film to effectively deliver its warm-water-removable feature despite being an oil-based product, defying conventional mascara expectations. The technology is slated for inclusion in products like "Majolica Majorca Lash Expander Neo Lash" and "Ettusais Mascara Extra Long," set to launch in February 2026, with potential applications extending to other eye makeup, sun care, and base makeup categories.
資生堂
Sensura to showcase non-invasive glucose monitoring tech at CES
Singapore-based Sensura will unveil its non-invasive glucose monitoring platform at CES 2026. This technology aims to provide glucose insights without fingersticks or invasive sensors, featuring a handheld device for rapid spot checks and a wearable device for continuous glucose trend monitoring. By combining proprietary optical sensing technology, custom chip architecture, and AI-driven analytics, Sensura seeks to reduce long-term user burden and encourage sustained engagement.
Drug Delivery Business
JEPLAN and Nippon Kayaku Jointly Develop Dye Selection Criteria for Wider Adoption of Fiber-to-Fiber Recycling
JEPLAN and Nippon Kayaku have jointly established dye selection criteria for "CR decolorization-compatible dyes" to address the high cost of decolorization, a major challenge in fiber-to-fiber chemical recycling. This standard enables environmentally conscious design from the product development stage, allowing the selection of easily decolorized dyes and significantly reducing decolorization costs in the chemical recycling process. Both companies aim to promote the use of these criteria in the textile industry, including apparel, thereby increasing market acceptance of recycled materials and contributing to the realization of a circular economy and enhanced sustainability in the global textile industry.
PR Times
New Technology Recycles Waste Plastics Back into Oil Collaborative Effort Launches New Chemical Recycling Initiative
The Kikkoman Group launched a new recycling initiative in October 2025 utilizing technology that converts waste plastic into oil. This process transforms plastic waste generated during food manufacturing into oil for regeneration and reuse, marking an effort to circulate plastic previously incinerated as a resource. It is drawing attention as a concrete step toward building a circular society. This initiative involves collaboration with CFP and Mitsui Chemicals, both possessing chemical recycling technology. Waste plastics generated at Kikkoman Foodtech Co., Ltd.'s West Japan Plant—including packaging materials, plastic bottles, and caps—will be collected and processed at CFP's oil conversion facility. The resulting oil, obtained through decomposition and oil conversion, is transformed into a resource that can be reused as raw material, reducing CO₂ emissions compared to incineration. Furthermore, with the cooperation of the Mitsui Chemicals Group, the generated oil will be processed into a form suitable for use as raw material for new plastic products and supplied to container and packaging manufacturers. This establishes a circular scheme leading to the production of recycled plastic products. The company positions this initiative as part of its activities based on its “Long-Term Environmental Vision.” Moving forward, it plans to expand the types of waste plastics targeted and consider extending the scheme to other locations. It also intends to continue efforts toward realizing a circular economy by building partnerships for joint plastic collection and recycling.
DxMedical Cloud™︎
FDA gets mixed feedback on performance monitoring for AI
The FDA received over 100 comments regarding the real-world performance monitoring of AI in medical devices, revealing mixed feedback from various stakeholders. Medtech industry groups advocate for using existing regulatory frameworks and a risk-based approach, emphasizing that new, universal postmarket requirements could hinder innovation and patient safety. They suggest that "locked" AI models, which don't change autonomously, may require less monitoring, while "continual machine learning models" might need specific mechanisms beyond standard controls due to their evolving nature and associated risks. Conversely, healthcare providers, including hospitals and medical groups, stressed the need for robust postmarket monitoring but insisted that this responsibility should fall on manufacturers, citing their own limited resources for evaluating and overseeing these technologies. They highlighted concerns about bias, hallucinations, and model drift, urging the FDA to update adverse event reporting to include AI-specific risks and implement manufacturer monitoring requirements based on device risk. Patients called for transparent monitoring and performance metrics that capture their real-world experiences, including the emotional and mental distress caused by AI device malfunctions, and emphasized the importance of equitable performance across diverse populations.
MedTech Dive
L'Oréal Unveils Infrared Light Technology "Light Straight+ Multi-Styler" and "LED Face Mask" at CES® 2026, Winning Innovation Awards
L'Oréal unveiled two innovative beauty devices utilizing infrared light technology at CES® 2026, both receiving Innovation Awards. The "Light Straight+ Multi-Styler" styles hair at lower temperatures, reducing damage, while the ultra-thin "LED Face Mask," co-developed with iSmart, targets signs of aging with red and near-infrared light. These technologies showcase L'Oréal's commitment to blending science and creativity to redefine beauty standards.
PR Times