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Meet Daniel Grieder from Kyocera SLD. Daniel started at Kyocera-SLD Laser with the exciting task of creating prototypes to demonstrate the remarkable capabilities of laser technology. In 2022, he became deeply involved in Kyocera’s new technology engineering development projects related to LiFi—an innovative, secure, light-based alternative to WiFi—and advanced lighting systems for aerospace applications. One of his favorite projects has been developing an application to replace traditional Xenon lamps, offering improved durability and lifespan. From electrical design to system integration and testing, every phase brings new challenges and learning opportunities. What makes his work truly special is collaborating with incredible teams, solving complex problems, and continuously growing as an engineer. Daniel’s passion as an engineer is truly a guiding light illuminating our future. #WeLoveEngineers #Kyocera #KyoceraSLD #EngineeringExcellence #Innovation #LiFi #Aerospace #LightingTechnology #Teamwork #CareerGrowth

Measuring heart rate without contact?\ Kyocera's Millimeter-Wave Sensor is amazing! This technology can accurately measure heart rate and changes in vital conditions almost anywhere—whether you're in a car or the bathroom. And it does all this while respecting your privacy! The future of healthcare is here. Check out the video to see it in action! #Kyocera #Innovation #Healthcare # Millimeter-Wave #Sensor #CES2025

Hey fellow engineers and innovators! Ever heard about Japan’s cherry blossoms? One of our photography-enthusiast teammates at Kyocera snapped this breathtaking shot of cherry blossoms in full bloom—using his Kyocera smartphone! Here’s a little slice of spring beauty from Japan to brighten your weekend. Relax, recharge, and enjoy the view! #WeLoveEngineers

The Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai, Japan is just around the corner, officially starting this Sunday, April 13! One of the Expo’s must-see highlights is the "Future of Life" pavilion, led by renowned theme producer Hiroshi Ishiguro. This pavilion explores the limitless potential of "life" by blending cutting-edge technologies, such as robotics and AI, with the essence of humanity. As a proud Bronze Partner of the "Future of Life" pavilion, Kyocera is thrilled to contribute to this groundbreaking initiative. In the pavilion, our smartphone and bone-conduction earphone technologies will help enhance visitors’ experiences, while Local 5G infrastructure and LED lighting solutions play key roles in bringing this vision to life. If you're planning to attend the Expo, make sure to stop by the "Future of Life" pavilion. Witness how innovation and humanity intertwine to shape the world of tomorrow! For more information, please visit our website: https://lnkd.in/ghaEZgnz #EXPO2025 #FutureofLife #WeLoveEngineers

As April brings renewal and growth, the #KyoceraPhilosophy reminds us: "Your life is an expression of your mind." Positive, determined thoughts shape success and beauty in life and innovation that contribute to a better society. This spring, let’s embrace optimism and creativity, building a brighter future together. https://lnkd.in/gWJn3xKm #KyoceraPhilosophy #KazuoInamori

In part 2 of our #TechFromCES series, we introduce Kyocera’s Camera-LIDAR Fusion Sensor. The innovative "Camera-LiDAR Fusion Sensor" combines a camera and LiDAR to accelerate the development of an autonomous driving society. This sensor integrates both a camera and LiDAR into a single lens, effectively eliminating data misalignment (parallax). As a result, it enables the real-time generation of highly precise 3D images, significantly enhancing its performance as an in-vehicle sensor. Additionally, Kyocera has addressed the conventional LiDAR’s vulnerability to vibrations through its proprietary technology. By adopting vibration-resistant MEMS mirrors, the sensor achieves substantial improvements in durability and reliability. Moreover, this sensor is expected to be applied not only in autonomous driving systems but also across various fields such as construction machinery, robotics, and security systems. Learn about this product and more Kyocera technologies from CES here: https://lnkd.in/g9c4ZSmc #WeLoveEngineers #Kyocera #Innovation #Engineering #Technology #CES

From 33% to 99%: A leap in 5G coverage. Kyocera and KDDI's innovative wireless relay technology expands millimeter-wave coverage in dense urban areas, unlocking new possibilities for reliable, high-speed communication. Discover the latest article on Kyocera's #WeLoveEngineers digital magazine: https://lnkd.in/gq9H3u2k #5G #WirelessTechnology #Innovation

We are excited to announce that through #KYOCERAAVX's unique material and process technologies, we have achieved further thinning of the 0402-inch size #MLCC's dielectric and internal electrodes! Click below to read what capacitance per unit this has allowed us to expand too. 🔗https://lnkd.in/e8EvvVq6 #NewProduct #Ceramic #Capacitor #AI #Smartphones #WearableDevice #Electronic #Components

As we welcome spring – a season of growth and new beginnings – let’s embrace a central #KyoceraPhilosophy: The Result of Our Life or Work = Attitude × Effort × Ability. Even if effort and ability are high, attitude is the key multiplier. Attitude can range from minus to positive, completely changing the outcome of your life. Stay positive, stive toward perfect efforts, and trust your abilities. Together, we can achieve incredible results! #philosophy #branding #motivation

News Announcement📢 Kyocera proudly presents 'Takumi: The Height of Craft,' an exclusive video series that delves into the art of 'monozukuri'—the philosophy of Japanese craftsmanship and manufacturing excellence. Join us as we explore the world of advanced components and devices, featuring leading experts in fields such as fine ceramics, contrasted with the traditional arts and craftsmanship of Kyoto. The series beautifully highlights the dedicated artisans of Kyoto, Japan's historic capital, who are committed to preserving age-old traditions and culture through their exceptional crafts. In the second episode, we visit a shop in Kyoto’s Nishigamo district that uses traditional “Kogire” fabrics to create unique and beautiful Obi, an essential element of the Japanese Kimono. Don’t miss out on this captivating journey fusing innovation and heritage toward the height of craft. URL: https://lnkd.in/gGS-rx6h #Kyocera #Takumi #Monozukuri #Manufacturing #Craftsmanship #Innovation #Tradition #Kyoto #WeLoveEngineers