Hitachi CSR Activities

[image]Linear-Motor Subways:The Future of Urban Mass Transit

Linear-Motor Subways: The Future of Urban Mass Transit: The Nanakuma Subway Line in Fukuoka, Japan, which opened in February 2005, is a linear-motor subway developed by Hitachi, Ltd. Compact, good at handling curves and steep grades-and garnering attention as the regional mass transit system of the future.

(Published in July 2007)

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The Potential for Optical Topography: Scientific Insights into the Brain Herald a "Science of Humanity": Optical topography, using light to investigate brain activity, is being used not only for diagnostics and treatment of the brain but also for research into the mechanisms of the brain, giving birth to a "Science of Humanity" that integrates natural science and the humanities.

(Published in July 2007)

[image]Ballast-Water Purification System Reduces Ecosystem Damage

Ballast-Water Purification System Reduces Ecosystem Damage: The threat to ecosystems from ballast water discharged by ships is a problem in harbors around the world. Using original technology, Hitachi has developed a ballast-water purification system that minimally impacts the environment.

(Published in July 2007)

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The e-Meister Program: Passing on Monozukuri to the Next Generation: The Hitachi Group is sustained by highly developed monozukuri capabilities-our accumulated design and manufacturing know-how.
The e-Meister program is a tool for teaching this technical mastery, both in Japan and overseas, that is increasing efficiency of production and assuring high levels of product quality at our production centers.

(Published in July 2007)

The Hitachi Foundation Marks Its 20th Anniversary: Established in 1985 in Washington, DC, the Hitachi Foundation aims to enhance the well-being of disadvantaged people and communities in North America and to create knowledge that advances good corporate citizenship.

(Published in July 2006)

Ensuring Our Safety and Security through Information Security: Protecting personal information, guarding against crime, ensuring the food safety-these are just some examples of heightened security consciousness nowadays. The Hitachi Group utilizes all of its capabilities to provide solutions for keeping our society safe and secure.

(Published in July 2006)

Developing Scientific Minds: Hitachi is implementing its founding mission, "to contribute to society through technology." This extends beyond product development to include the education of youth, the introduction of the fruits of innovation, and programs aimed at raising public interest in science and technology.

(Published in July 2006)

The WorldSkills Competition, Supporting Manufacturing: Since its founding, Hitachi has devoted itself to fostering young technicians and passing down skills within the organization.
We have competed in the national championships for the WorldSkills Competitions since the first in 1963, with strong results at domestic and international competitions.

(Published in July 2006)

Paper Recycling System Increases Employment of Mentally Challenged People: This combined recycling and information security system also helps in the process of normalization.

(Published in July 2006)

Kokoro Gatari-Connecting Patients and Families: ALS is a disease that causes the muscles in a person's body to cease functioning properly. Hitachi has developed the communication devices "Den-no-shin" and "Kokoro Gatari" to connect ALS patients with their families.

(Published in July 2006)

"Hitachi CSR Activities 2005" Afterwards: Disarming Anti-Personnel Mines in Cambodia and Sri Lanka

(Published in July 2006)

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