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About Elements

Creating technology to support society
for a beautiful future

TANAKA is a precious metals specialist that excels at delivering innovation to the world that brings value to society. “Elements” is an online media circulated by TANAKA Precious Metals that focuses on technology and sustainability information in line with the business and values of the company. It provides hints for creating a better society and prosperous earth for the future in response to the rapid paradigm shift of the modern world.

Elements

A media for disseminating
information about technology to
support society for a beautiful future.

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Articles related to technological progress and trends

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Precious Metal Precursor

These micro-robots were inspired by mini-bugs and water striders

Automotive will drive demand for semiconductor chips but AI is coming on fast | KPMG

Guide to Metal Fabrication: Definition, Reasons to Choose, and Advantages

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Direct Patternable Plating Technology that Opens the Potential of New-Generation Electronics

MIT design would harness 40 percent of the sun’s heat to produce clean hydrogen fuel

Producing superior graphene aerogel in space

Lithuanian invention at the forefront of solar technology breakthrough

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Bonding Technology of AuRoFUSE™ and Its Future Development

The world’s first High-Entropy Alloy Powder made exclusively of precious metals

Origami-inspired robot can gently turn pages and carry objects 16,000 times its weight

This magnetic robot could worm its way into human blood vessels

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Flexible Touch Panel Sensors Using SuPR-NaP Printing

Four-legged dog robots could one day explore the moon

Turning waste heat into energy

A Robot Is Helping Reforest The Amazon

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“Smart textiles” to evolve our lives

Is lithium America’s next gold rush?

A step forward in the quest to replace silicon with 2D chips

Researchers create breakthrough spintronics manufacturing process that could revolutionize the electronics industry