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KUBOTEK Corporation, a company founded in 1979 and based in Osaka, Japan, specializes in the development and distribution of a diverse array of advanced technological products. Its offerings encompass computer systems, robotic solutions, external inspection apparatus, and comprehensive platforms for line observation, monitoring, and management. The Inspection Systems division focuses on crafting and supplying adaptable and versatile inspection tools specifically for the manufacturing industry. Through its Media & Network Systems division, KUBOTEK provides integrated systems that combine image and video data compression with network functionalities, suitable for applications such as remote surveillance and public display networks. Additionally, the Creation Engineering division delivers computer-aided creation systems that seamlessly merge measurement, machining, and modeling capabilities.

OMRON Corporation is a global enterprise operating across diverse sectors, including industrial automation, electronic and mechanical components, social infrastructure systems, and healthcare. Its Industrial Automation division offers a comprehensive range of products such as sensors, switches, safety and control devices, relays, advanced automation platforms, motion control systems, robotics, equipment for energy efficiency and environmental management, and power supply solutions. The Electronic and Mechanical Components segment supplies essential items like relays, switches, connectors, sensors, and specialized components for entertainment devices. Through its Social Systems, Solutions and Service Business, OMRON delivers diverse terminal and system solutions, including photovoltaic inverters and battery storage units, advanced railway station equipment (such as automated ticket barriers and vending machines), traffic and road management technology, payment processing systems, and Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) units to safeguard against power interruptions. Furthermore, this division provides a spectrum of software development and ongoing maintenance services crucial for supporting societal infrastructure, alongside specialized transport management and infrastructure monitoring systems. Its Healthcare division manufactures a variety of medical and wellness products, including blood pressure monitors, nebulizers, electrotherapy TENS devices, digital thermometers, body composition analyzers, activity trackers, and automated external defibrillators (AEDs), among others. OMRON Corporation has also formed a strategic partnership with JMDC Inc. to collaboratively create personalized solutions aimed at preventing the worsening of conditions and providing care, which involves predicting the risk of specific patient events to support prescription medication regimens and lifestyle adjustments. Tracing its origins back to its founding in Kyoto, Japan, in 1933, the company was initially known as OMRON Tateisi Electronics Co. before officially adopting the name OMRON Corporation in January 1990.

Siemens K.K.Industrial Software, IoT, Manufacturing, HealthtechJapan

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Siemens K.K. provides industrial automation engineering tools, artificial intelligence solutions, and software-as-a-service platforms including digital twins, CAD/CAM software, and IoT solutions for manufacturing, infrastructure, and energy sectors. It serves businesses and organizations seeking to optimize operations, product design, building management, and supply chain traceability.

横河電機6841 · Industrial AutomationMusashino, Japan

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Yokogawa Electric Corporation operates as a global provider of industrial automation, alongside test and measurement solutions, across a wide geographical footprint including Japan, Southeast Asia, the Far East, China, India, Europe, Russia, North America, the Middle East, Africa, and Central and South America. The company organizes its operations across three main business segments: Industrial Automation and Control, Test and Measurement, and Aviation and Other Businesses. Its Industrial Automation and Control division supplies crucial field instruments such as flow meters, differential pressure/pressure transmitters, and process analyzers. This segment also offers control systems, programmable controllers, and a variety of software products and services. The Test and Measurement segment focuses on delivering waveform and optical communications measuring instruments, signal generators, and devices for monitoring electric voltage, current, and power, in addition to LCD drivers and confocal scanners. The Aviation and Other Businesses segment is dedicated to providing specialized instrumentation for the aviation industry. Yokogawa serves a diverse range of key sectors, including oil and gas, LNG supply chains, chemical processing, power generation (including renewable energy), water and wastewater management, mining and metal production, pharmaceuticals, pulp and paper manufacturing, iron and steel, and the food and beverage industry. Founded in Musashino, Japan, in 1915, the company was initially known as Yokogawa Electric Works Ltd. before officially becoming Yokogawa Electric Corporation in 1986.

Azbil Corporation is a global provider of advanced automation solutions, operating through three principal divisions: Building Automation Business, Advanced Automation Business, and Life Automation Business. The Building Automation division delivers comprehensive control and security systems, including automatic heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) solutions, along with engineering and associated services. These offerings cater to a wide array of commercial and production facilities, such as office complexes, research centers, manufacturing plants, data centers, government buildings, hotels, retail spaces, healthcare facilities, educational institutions, and transportation hubs. Its Advanced Automation division specializes in providing industrial automation control systems, switches, sensors, and ongoing engineering and maintenance support to various industrial plants and manufacturing facilities. This segment's clientele spans diverse sectors including petrochemical, chemical, oil refining, power generation, gas distribution, iron and steel, waste management, water and sewerage, pulp and paper, maritime industries, food processing, automotive, electrical and electronics, and semiconductor manufacturing, in addition to supplying manufacturing equipment. The Life Automation division focuses on supplying essential meters for utility infrastructure, residential central air-conditioning systems, and tools for life sciences research. It also manufactures and markets specialized production and environmental equipment for the pharmaceutical and medical industries, complemented by associated services. Key customers include gas providers, local governmental bodies, pharmaceutical manufacturers, and residential construction companies. Founded in 1906 and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, the company underwent a name change from Yamatake Corporation to Azbil Corporation in April 2012.

キーエンス6861 · Industrial AutomationOsaka, Japan

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Keyence Corporation, together with its subsidiaries, manufactures and sells electronic application equipment. It offers photoelectric, fiber optic, laser, positioning, vision, and inductive proximity sensors; network communication units; measurement sensors, such as laser displacement and profiler/3D laser snapshot sensors, optical/laser micrometers, inductive displacement sensors, 3D interference measurement sensors, spectral interference displacement sensors, inductive displacement sensors, and LVDT/contact displacement sensors. It also provides machine vision systems and sensors; pressure, flow, level, temperature sensors, and flow meters; and safety equipment consists of light curtains, interlock switches, laser scanners, and controllers. In addition, the company provides microscopes, including digital microscopes, laser-based elemental analyzers, all-in-one fluorescence microscopes, 3D surface profilers, and automated colony counters; and optical metrology systems, include image dimension and multisensor measurement systems. Further, it offers 3D measurement systems comprising 3D scanners, wide area CMMs, handheld probe coordinate measuring machines, and 3D optical profilometers and surface profilers; and control products, include programmable logic controllers, micro/small PLCs, HMIs, servo motors/systems, and other controls. The company provides marking/coding products, such as 3-axis hybrid and CO2 laser markers, continuous inkjet printers, 3-axis fiber and UV laser markers, case coders, UV laser coders, and telecentric green laser markers; barcode readers comprising AI-powered scan tunnel systems, logistics, 1D/2D readers, rugged industrial handheld readers, handheld DPM readers, and handheld code readers; and mobile and handheld computers. It offers data acquisition systems, such as multi-input data loggers; static eliminators/ionizers and electrostatic sensors; and Navigation RPA. The company was founded in 1972 and is headquartered in Osaka, Japan.