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[Company strength]
Many development companies consign electronic circuit design and software design, but we are particularly strong in analog technology. We also excel in the in-house design of housings, and integrated development and manufacturing covering from specification proposals to equipment manufacturing. We are a small-sized company, but we have acquired ISO 9001 certification, and we can conduct thorough quality management from design to manufacturing.  

[Business description]
We offer proposal-type design, development, and manufacturing.
“Is it possible to make an article like this?” We make an equipment proposal in response to such customer requests, based on the technology and experience we have been accumulating for many years.
(1) Mechanism design using 3D CAD.
(2) Analog circuit design using sensors.
(3) Digital circuit design such as built-in CPU and FPGA, and firmware development.
(4) Design and development of substrates and equipment manufacturing.
We support ODM manufacturing.
Our management of equipment processing from design to mass production is based on ISO 9001. We also support customers to acquire certification under various safety standards. Examples of our services include the following.
(1) Menu input devices for staff canteens.
(2) Card reader equipment for public institutions. 
(3) Measuring equipment for quartz-type wristwatches (rate counters).
(4) Measuring equipment for quartz-type wristwatches.
(5) LED dimmer substrates.
We develop and manufacture jigs. We always have standard parts (such as connectors and cables) in reserve. This is how we can manufacture jigs, measuring equipment, harnesses, and the like that are necessary for product development, manufacturing, inspection, with short delivery times and low costs.


[Industry]
Electronic equipment design and manufacturing

[Strength of products/technologies]
We excel in development and design based on sensing circuits and embedded firmware. Our original sensor is employed in analog-type quartz wristwatches to detect magnetic field changes in the pulse motor for needle handling. Our original sensors are similarly used to measure electric field changes in the case of analog-type wristwatches. We also excel at designing and manufacturing measuring equipment for which analog technology is considered to be indispensable. This includes consumption current measuring equipment for wristwatches (measurement of faint electric current) and consumption current measuring equipment for mobile articles (such as smartphones).

[Representative's message]
Measuring equipment for wristwatches is considered to be an extremely niche field, but we think the demand will never disappear in the future. We think that most manufacturers in Japan will introduce our products. We manufacture measuring equipment for global brand watches such as Citizen and Seiko, so we are confident of the performance and the cost. We foresee demand from overseas manufacturers that purchase movements, wristwatch repair companies and retail shops, and so on. This is why we hope to expand our sales including overseas markets.

[Company structure for market development/overseas expansion]
We deliver rate counters to Seiko Watch, whose products are scheduled to be exported to Europe. We will acquire safety standards approval for this reason, as well as for in-house use. We hope to apply such know-how to our in-house measuring equipment.

[Market share/Ranking]
Our exact market share is unknown. We believe that we are the only company in Japan that supplies rate counters for quartz-type wristwatches.

[Awards and media coverage]
[Awards]

[Media]
Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun, “Rate counter for consumers is put on sale” (August 10, 2011); Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun, “Input device for smartphones” (August 24, 2011). 


[Authorization/Certification]
Acquired ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certification. 

[Main Clients / Business History (domestic)]
NEC (products for cellular phone development and jigs for manufacturing, 2000-2013); Citizen Watch (measuring equipment for wristwatches, since 2007); Seiko (measuring equipment for wristwatches, since 2014); and Mitsubishi Aircraft Corporation (test equipment for aircraft, since 2014).