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[JPCA Show 2026 Exhibition] New Flying Probe Tester "APT-T400J Series" Achieving High Speed, High Precision, and Low Cost

Takaya Corporation has announced a new model, the "APT-T400J Series," which enables ultra-fast inspection to reliably detect various defects in printed circuit boards. This model inherits the high-precision probing technology and stable measurement performance of its predecessors while achieving a more accessible price range as a standard model. It is equipped with various technologies to enhance inspection reliability and efficiency in response to the diverse needs of manufacturing sites. As electronic devices become more compact and multifunctional, the inspection of printed circuit boards requires greater precision and reliability than ever before. Meanwhile, challenges such as labor shortages and cost reduction have become apparent in manufacturing environments, leading to a rapidly increasing demand for high-performance yet easy-to-implement inspection equipment. In light of these circumstances, Takaya has developed the "APT-T400J Series" as a standard model that can be utilized in a wider range of settings, based on the flying probe test technology it has cultivated over many years. By lowering the barriers to implementation without compromising inspection quality, it aims to contribute to solving challenges in a broader array of manufacturing environments.

• Circuit Board Inspection Equipment

A new innovation in substrate manufacturing. Achieving improvements in production efficiency and inspection accuracy!

The APT-2600FD is a next-generation dual-side flying probe tester that can perform combination testing with up to 6 probes using both upper and lower flying probes simultaneously. It improves test coverage while reducing the risk of product damage due to board flipping operations, significantly shortening inspection time. Equipped with a high-performance measurement system and a variety of features, it contributes to quality improvement from prototyping to mass production. We accept evaluation tests at our demonstration rooms in Okayama headquarters and Tokyo branch, where you can bring in your boards. A complete testing process is possible, including the creation of inspection programs, testing using actual boards, and summarizing evaluation results. *For more details, please feel free to contact us.*

• Circuit Board Inspection Equipment

2025 Electronics Packaging Society Technical Award Winner!" "55th Mechanical Industry Design Award IDEA Winner!

Takaya Corporation has announced a new model of its flying probe tester, the "APT-2400F/APT-2600FD series," which reliably detects various defects in printed circuit boards through ultra-high-speed inspection. Equipped with cutting-edge inspection technology that can check the placement and connections of fine components with high precision, it ensures that even minor defects and risks are not overlooked, strongly supporting the improvement of product quality. Additionally, thanks to the company's unique control mechanisms and sensing technology, reliable inspections can be achieved even in fluctuating environments, contributing to quality management by reducing recall risks. Furthermore, it features a user-friendly interface that anyone can intuitively operate, helping to alleviate burdens in workplaces where labor shortages are becoming serious, while still ensuring high inspection accuracy and contributing to increased productivity. *For more details, please download the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*

• Circuit Board Inspection Equipment

Clear up questions before implementation and explain the key points of operation in an easy-to-understand manner.

"I want to make the inventory management of the logistics warehouse more efficient." "I want to improve the accuracy of parts management on the manufacturing line." —Do you have such challenges? UHF band RFID is gaining attention as a technology that can dramatically improve the accuracy and efficiency of inventory management and traceability, as it can read a wide range of tags non-contact and at high speed. Among them, the "high-output reader" is a powerful tool that can read multiple tags at once. However, when considering implementation, there are often doubts and concerns that cause hesitation, such as: "What is the difference between a licensing authority and a registration authority?" "How should I deal with radio interference?" "Specialized terminology and operational rules seem difficult..." To address this, we have prepared a technical column that clearly explains the "basics" for smoothly operating Takaya's UHF band RFID high-output reader, even for those without specialized knowledge. We carefully introduce points that are useful in practical operation, along with illustrations and concrete examples, making it content that you can understand and say, "I see, that's how it is!" For more details, please check the related links below.

• RFID/IC tags

Reading performance unaffected by the surrounding environment.

This is a stationary reader/writer for the UHF band (920 MHz). It supports wide-range reading with a maximum output of 1W and can connect up to 8 external antennas. A license application to the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications is required for use. Features: - Complies with international standards ISO/IEC18000-63 and GS1 EPCglobal Gen2 - Avoids radio interference using the mirror subcarrier method (licensed station) - High-output type capable of wide-range reading (maximum output of 1W) - Allows adjustment of radio output in 1dB increments to match the required communication range - Can control up to 8 external antennas with a single reader/writer - Individual transmission output adjustment for each antenna is possible.

• RFID related products and IC tag services

Supporting cutting-edge technology in the digital network era, responding to industry-specific needs with "high quality," "short delivery times," and "low costs."

The advancements in technology in the field of communication imaging show no signs of stopping. The new digital network market is rapidly expanding, and there is a demand for technological capabilities and production systems that can supply cutting-edge products in a timely manner. In response to the needs of this era and the industry, the EMS (Electronics Manufacturing Service) Business Division is responsible for designing and manufacturing based on customer contracts. We cater to a wide range of needs, from simple assembly-type EMS through component supply to integrated EMS that encompasses all processes from development and design to final product production, as well as small-lot production of various types and mass production of small models. By bringing together the "wisdom," "skills," and "experience" of Takaya's engineers and flexibly combining them, we provide EMS solutions that address various challenges.

• EMS

Takahashi's flying probe tester solves the challenges faced by EMS companies.

【Implementation Results for EMS Companies】 - By conducting electrical inspections from the prototype stage of the circuit board, we achieve quality assurance before mass production. - Early optimization of circuit board design and component selection contributes to the reduction of defects in later processes. 【Challenges Faced by Customers】 Cost of Recreating Jigs: With jig-based testers, it is necessary to recreate dedicated jigs every time there is a prototype or design change. Each design change requires modifications to the jigs, significantly increasing costs and time. Insufficient Response to Design Changes: Conventional inspection methods make it difficult to respond flexibly to design changes. There were instances where long lead times made rapid verification during the prototype stage challenging.

• Circuit Board Inspection Equipment

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To construction and civil engineering companies looking for the "next" step in digitalization. This seminar will explain the currently trending topic of "AI utilization" in 45 minutes. We will clearly introduce the latest trends, specific case studies, and steps for implementation to address questions such as "What can AI do?" and "How can it be applied to our business?" Whether your company is already advancing in DX or is just starting to consider AI, you will find hints for improving operational efficiency. 【Schedule】 1: Company introduction and instructor introduction 2: Case studies of AI utilization in the construction and civil engineering industry 3: Convincing examples! Patterns of AI utilization in construction operations 4: Three steps to avoid failure in AI implementation 5: Q&A and closing remarks

We will address the issue of young employees who, despite joining the company, leave due to reasons such as "there's no time to be taught," "I don't understand when I'm told to learn by watching," and "what is written and said varies depending on the project or person in charge." We propose a system that accumulates the know-how of veterans in AI and systems, allowing young employees to search for and solve problems on their own. 【Schedule】 1: Company introduction and instructor introduction 2: Reasons why technical inheritance is not progressing (lack of time, difficulty in verbalizing) 3: "Next-generation manual and know-how sharing methods" utilizing video and AI search 4: Examples of system construction to institutionalize technical inheritance 5: Q&A and closing remarks

G-Smart Co., Ltd. will hold a recorded webinar featuring footage from the previously live-streamed "Building Management DX Business-Specific Demo WEEK," available for two weeks in July. Smart Attack V3 is a no-code field reporting app that allows users to complete reporting tasks on their smartphones and share and manage the report content in real-time. In this webinar, we will introduce how to create and manage reports using Smart Attack V3, focusing on reporting tasks related to building management, with a different theme each day over the two-week period, accompanied by easy-to-understand demonstrations. We encourage you to take this opportunity to register. ★★★ Recommended for: ★★★ - Those managing reports for cleaning, move-in/move-out, equipment inspections, etc., using paper or Excel. - Those who feel challenges in standardizing or digitizing reports that differ by task. - Those considering no-code reporting tools tailored to their company's operations. ★★★ Event Schedule ★★★ Period: July 6 (Monday) to July 17 (Friday) from 15:00 to 15:30 * Each theme will be held on specific days of the week. Monday: Equipment Inspections, Tuesday: Cleaning, Wednesday: Security, Thursday: Meter Readings, Friday: Move-in/Move-out Checks.

Metal 3D printers are becoming increasingly diverse, and recently, relatively affordable low-cost machines costing several million yen, binder jetting methods that enable mass production of parts, and high-speed, large machines for creating large components and products have been continuously introduced to the market. Furthermore, the prototyping of magnesium parts and the manufacturing of copper parts, which were difficult to create with existing machines, have begun. Metal 3D printers eliminate the need for molds by directly producing products from 3D data, and they can create complex shapes that were impossible with traditional processing methods, as well as lattice and porous structures, hollow structures, and hybrid structures. This enables the innovative creation of metal parts and molds that are not available from conventional or other companies, significantly reduces prototyping and manufacturing time, drastically decreases the number of parts, allows for lightweight and compact designs, and reduces manufacturing processes and workforce requirements. Using metal 3D printers, we provide easy-to-understand explanations for those considering the development of attractive new products, the creation of new businesses, differentiation from existing products, significant reductions in prototyping and manufacturing time, dramatic decreases in the number of parts, and cost-effective lightweight complex-shaped components, as well as for beginners who are interested in these topics. The world is energetically investing in metal parts and mold manufacturing as the leading candidate for the next generation, and mass production of parts has also begun in earnest. Manufacturing parts with metal 3D printers will become commonplace in a few years.