Kyocera presents its products at The Advanced Ceramics Show 2025
Kyoto/London, 1st July 2025. In 2025, Kyocera will return to The Advanced Ceramics Show 2025 (Booth 1126), reaffirming its commitment to advancing key market segments. The company will present an array of innovative products and technologies aimed at enhancing everyday efficiency and convenience.
Kyocera seeks to reinforce its strategic role across the following core markets by consistently developing high-performance products and tailored solutions:
1. Semiconductor Components
2. Fineceramic Components (KYOCERA Fineceramics Europe GmbH)
3. Automotive Components
1. Semiconductor Components
As the demand for semiconductor solutions continues to grow across a range of industries, Kyocera dedicates its development efforts to versatile products suitable for various environments. The company focuses on several sectors, including:
Quantum technologies: Designed for quantum computing, sensing, and secure communication, Quantum Technologies are used for fields such as finance, medicine, automotive, and chemical industries. Qubits, the core units of quantum information, allow for significantly faster and more complex calculations, along with highly sensitive magnetic field measurements. Kyocera offers advanced ceramics and assembly technologies to support these applications.
Aerospace: Aerospace applications require circuity and have to work reliably and accurately, even in special environments. Kyocera’s ceramic packaging assists in the provision of these requirements and with the added advantage of hermeticity, stable dielectric properties as well as low-loss interconnects in a mechanically robust 3D or planar structure. As aerospace moves toward more integrated and power-efficient electronics, Kyocera’s solutions provide the needed scalability and durability.
Data transfer: Connectivity needs fast and reliable data transfer to deploy its vast possibilities, including Industrial IoT, smart healthcare, and autonomous mobility. Kyocera contributes essential components for next-generation data highways, such as fiber optic Ethernet, and 5G/6G millimeter wave technologies.
• Sensor packaging: With Kyocera’s tailored packaging technologies, clients can achieve improved sensor performance and meet specific technical criteria.
• High class and low-cost ceramic technology: Kyocera offers a variety of packages in order to meet market demands and full support of high design technology aiming to provide optimized packaging solutions for the individual requirements of every client. For example, a thinner, smaller surface mount type leadless package as well as other customized design structures are available for MEMS which have an open air cavity structure or other specifications. The MEMS sensors are used in the Automotive sector, for example in the Electronic Stability Control (ESC) or in the Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), and in the consumer field, for example in wearable devices or 3D virtual reality.
2. Fineceramic components (KYOCERA Fineceramics Europe GmbH)
Kyocera continually enhances its offering in the technical ceramics sector in order to meet the broad needs of modern industries.
Industrial: Due to their excellent material properties, advanced ceramics have an enormously diverse variety of applications. Furthermore, another advantage is that acids, alkalis as well as high temperatures do not cause problems for technical ceramics. Whereas metals as well as plastics have their limits, or where these limits are exceeded, Kyocera’s high-performance ceramics for mechanical and plant engineering stand out from other materials.
Mixing grinding products: Kyocera’s corrosion-resistant ceramics ensure reliability in chemical environments where acids, alkalis, and solvents are present, especially due to their excellent corrosion resistance. Therefore, companies in the chemical industry can make their production processes even more efficient thanks to high-quality, technical ceramic components. Furthermore, Kyocera’s advanced ceramics stand for their enormous reliability.
Semiconductor industry: Kyocera provides a wide array of components for the semiconductor industry, including single-crystal sapphire elements, metallized ceramics, and large monolithic components.
3. Automotive components
Kyocera is committed to designing responsible innovations that make modern life more efficient and sustainable. Focus areas include:
Heaters: Kyocera’s ceramic heater is widely used in industrial as well as in automotive applications. Over the years, the company perfectionated its ceramic lamination technology and uses more than 30 years of experience to deliver robust quality heaters with outstanding performance. The highly reliable ceramic heaters allow customers to minimize the size of the heater while maintaining maximum wattage to support a rapid heating rate. Kyocera works with each customer to provide open-source tools or customized designs in order to meet their client’s unique performance needs.
Piezo products: Kyocera’s Piezoelectric ceramic elements respond to voltage by vibrating or extending, and likewise generate electricity when subjected to mechanical pressure. These highly sensitive components operate in the nanometre to micrometre range and can perform rapid, precise movements, even under demanding automotive conditions. Conversely, when the piezo device receives mechanical pressure, it is converted to electricity, which becomes a signal and is used for a sensor or detector.
Overview – Kyocera at The Advanced Ceramics Show 2025
Show | |
Date | 09th and 10th July 2025 |
Location | Birmingham, UK |
Kyocera’s booth | NEC Birmingham, UK Booth 1126 |
Keynote speech by Dr Carsten Rußner on the Ceramics Stage
A particular highlight of this year’s Advanced Ceramics Show conference program will be the keynote speech by Dr Carsten Rußner, President of KYOCERA Fineceramics Europe GmbH and current President of the European Technical Ceramics Federation (EuTeCer), where he also represents technical ceramics within the Cerame-Unie presidium.
In his keynote “Decarbonizing the Ceramic Industry: Pathways to Net-Zero Emissions”, taking place on the Ceramics Stage on July 10th from 13:30 to 13:50 (BST), Dr Carsten Rußner will highlight how the ceramics industry can become smarter, cleaner, and more sustainable – starting today. He will present actionable strategies for reducing the environmental footprint of ceramic manufacturing. These include the adoption of kiln technologies, energy efficient process design, intelligent production planning, and integrating product circularity from the outset.
About The Advanced Ceramics Show 2025
The Advanced Ceramics Show is Europe’s premier event for the technical ceramics industry. As a free-to-attend exhibition and conference, it gathers professionals from industry, academia, and applied research to explore the latest ceramic innovations. Key sectors include aerospace, energy, automotive, chemicals, electronics, medical, and defense. The event is co-located with The Advanced Materials Show, the Battery Cells & Systems Expo, and the Vehicle Electrification Expo. Taking place in July 2025, all four exhibitions will attend over 300 exhibitors and more than 5,500 visitors.