Business Segment Introduction
Ushio’s four business segments of Industrial Processes, Visual Imaging, Life Sciences, and Photonics Solutions cover everything from the semiconductor manufacturing process to movie theaters, medicine and environmental health, all over the world. In these three business segments, we will continue to pursue the new potential of light in order to support human well-being and societal growth.
Guiding Principles for 2030
Mission
Utilizing “light” as a means to provide not only
“illumination” but also “energy” to contribute to the resolution of social issues and
to technological innovation across the globe
Vision
Becoming a “light” innovation company
Growing together with our customers mainly in the Industrial Processes area
Business Areas
Industrial Processes
Comfort / Convenience
Ushio's light technology is used to adjust to innovation of manufacturing processes for semiconductors and LCDs
Megatrends
- Digitally connected society
- Manufacturing technology innovations and environmental impact reductions
Value proposition areas
• Semiconductors, electronic devices, and displays • Electric vehicles • Building materials, printing, and other manufacturing processes
Visual Imaging
Excitement / Sharing
Use light to capitivate by movie, projection mapping and etc., bring excitement to people
Megatrends
- Societies that prioritize human well-being
- Reevaluation of premium experiences outside homes
Value proposition areas
• Large-scale video production and operations for entertainment spaces (theme parks, cinemas, and live events) • Public facilities, corporate control rooms, and video systems
Life Sciences
Safe / Reassurance
Use light for environmental hygine, medical equipment, plant growth and etc. to realize sustainable society
Megatrends
- Climate change
- Food and energy issues
- Rising and aging populations
- Quality of life improvements
Value proposition areas
• Climate change measures • Extend healthy life expectancies (from environmental hygiene, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and drug development) • Address food shortages
