ABOUT
OUR BRAND
Fusion × Engineering = Fusioneering
At Kyoto Fusioneering, we bridge cutting-edge fusion research with real-world engineering to accelerate the path to commercial fusion energy.
Our name says it all—“Fusioneering” combines fusion and engineering, reflecting our mission to turn academic breakthroughs into high-performance technologies. Rooted in Kyoto, we’re a deep-tech company developing the advanced hardware fusion reactors need—bringing together diverse expertise to solve one of the world’s biggest energy challenges.
LOGO MARK
MIND MOTIF
Symbolism is important in Japanese culture, and our logo is no different.
The first letter “F” of FUSIONEERING can be seen in the logo. The dot in the centre of the “F”, represents our planet, Earth. The line of the “F” rising from the lower left symbolizes the energy to be released from creating a “Sun on earth”, whilst the upward arc of the “F” also represents the bridge (future) to the next generation. Taken together, our logo shows the dawn of fusion energy for humankind.
The first letter “F” of FUSIONEERING can be seen in the logo. The dot in the centre of the “F”, represents our planet, Earth. The line of the “F” rising from the lower left symbolizes the energy to be released from creating a “Sun on earth”, whilst the upward arc of the “F” also represents the bridge (future) to the next generation. Taken together, our logo shows the dawn of fusion energy for humankind.
TECH MOTIF
The following two concepts are important in fusion:
1. Deuterium and tritium undergo a fusion reaction, producing neutrons and helium.
2. Extracting heat from neutrons, and producing new fuel (self-sufficient), using a blanket.
Kyoto Fusioneering is developing the world’s most advanced blanket technology to address the second concept above. Our logo is an abstraction of this, with the dot showing the fusion reaction as a plasma plasma, whilst the line surrounding the dot represents our blanket technology.
1. Deuterium and tritium undergo a fusion reaction, producing neutrons and helium.
2. Extracting heat from neutrons, and producing new fuel (self-sufficient), using a blanket.
Kyoto Fusioneering is developing the world’s most advanced blanket technology to address the second concept above. Our logo is an abstraction of this, with the dot showing the fusion reaction as a plasma plasma, whilst the line surrounding the dot represents our blanket technology.
COLOUR
The red-orange colour has dual meaning: it represents both the sun and heat. In Japanese culture red also symbolizes passion, and the colour of the logo shows the pioneering spirit of all members of the Kyoto Fusioneering team.
