An uptick in the lifestyle, triggered by jet-speed urbanization and industrialization, at times reveal a few clefts. The change takes people afar from the root which can adversely impact the body. One such is hypertension or high blood pressure. If allowed to persist longer, then it has the potential to lead to much more demanding diseases such as heart failure, stroke, peripheral vascular disease, chronic kidney disease, and others. To counter the disease, anti-hypertensive drugs have been introduced by various drug manufacturers. These drugs are primarily chemicals that can lower high blood pressure or tension and curb chances of contracting myocardial infarction or stroke. Keeping an eye on our blood pressure level is very important for a healthy heart and organ function. If not properly monitored and maintained, high or low blood pressure levels can lead to an assortment of health risks.
With our Smart Intelligent Materials, that show non-radioactive alpha, beta and gamma rays, non-toxic, non-conductive, non-migrating and non-magnetic properties, it can stabilize blood pressure. Through its unique chemical interaction of the impregnated materials in the plaster, it emits a low-frequency vibration to the blood, thus improving its circulation.

FULLER mainly develops B2C Device Management Application Businesses and B2B Application Data Analysis Businesses. In the Device Management Application Business, we offer a free-of-charge power-saving application called “Ojisan”, in which users can save smartphone battery while raising a lovery middle aged guy. At the same time, we obtain users’ application usage data and provide an application analysis service called “App Ape” to analyze such data in order to compile it into smartphone application use trend data. This service has been used by over 3,000 customers in total, including application development companies, game companies, and advertising agencies. In this service, attribution information, such as the number of active users, users’ ages and genders on about as many as 70,000 types of applications can be analyzed to utilize it for understanding market trends, application planning and marketing, and optimization of ad placement, etc.

Flexoresearch creates novel blended enzymes which are used to separate the paper and plastic layers of laminated paper used in milk cartons, sticker back liners, food wrappers, industrial laminated sacks, etc. This leads to two important benefits:

・The separate plastic and paper are valuable commodities.
・The huge amount of laminated paper waste can now be recycled.

This technology is now licensed to 14 countries in Africa, 14 countries in Europe and 8 countries in Asia. Flexoreseach Group will be featured on CNN in “THE BUSINESS OF GREEN”, which will be on air end of April 2012.

In addition to technology for recycling laminated packaging, Flexoresearch Group Co.,Ltd. is a research & development provider in pulp, paper, printing, packaging and waste recycling industries. Established in December 2008, started as an incubated company in the technology business incubation unit of the Thailand Science Park, and graduated in 2009.

In 2009, Flexoresearch Group was selected by InfoDev program of the World Bank to be published in “Climate Change Innovator’s Success Story”. Flexoresearch Group was also selected to be the technology pioneer in clean technology category of year 2011 by the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. TIME magazine also selected Flexoresearch Group to be one of the 10 start-ups that will change human’s life and published this article in September 2010 issue.