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Tokyo Measuring Instruments Company at TEST2025

Tokyo Measuring Instruments Company, based in Sagamihara, Kanagawa, is preparing to showcase its latest advancements at the TEST2025 - The 18th Comprehensive Testing Machine Exhibition, to be held at Tokyo Big Sight from September 10 to 12, 2025. The company, which has a pioneering legacy of nearly a century, will present at booth T-15 in the West Hall, highlighting its state-of-the-art technologies combining innovative software from its group company, ASTOM R&D, with their renowned expertise in testing machines.

Exhibition Overview

• - Event: TEST2025 - The 18th Comprehensive Testing Machine Exhibition
• - Date: September 10-12, 2025, from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
• - Location: Tokyo Big Sight, West Hall
• - Booth Number: T-15
• - Organizer: Japan Testing Machine Manufacturers Association

Visitors are encouraged to stop by the Tokyo Measuring booth to experience the next-generation Digital Twin Testing Machine and various other innovative solutions.

Background and Themes

The importance of ensuring quality and reliability in manufacturing is more critical than ever, especially as societal demands shift towards carbon neutrality and new material development. Under the theme of “Testing and Measurement for the Future – Visible Trust, Guaranteed Quality,” the exhibition will integrate the company’s century of testing machine technology with cutting-edge simulation techniques. The Digital Twin technology will be a focal point, fostering dramatic improvements in efficiency and reliability during testing and measurement processes.

Key Exhibit Features

1. ELA Testing Machine with DIC Measurement Function
This machine merges Digital Image Correlation (DIC) for real measurements with CAE analysis, significantly enhancing the development, design, and evaluation processes.

2. Drone Performance Measurement System
A solution designed to streamline the research, development, and performance evaluation of drones will be featured.

3. Drone Simulator
By wearing VR goggles, attendees can engage in immersive simulations, experiencing what it would be like to operate an actual drone in the venue. This setup offers a next-generation testing environment by realistically replicating the presence and operational feeling of the drone.

Recommended For

This exhibition is particularly beneficial for:

• - Manufacturers looking to improve the efficiency and reliability of material testing.
• - Research and development departments interested in progressing digital transformation (DX) of testing data.
• - Research institutions working on performance validation in new fields like drones.
• - Educational institutions seeking to introduce cutting-edge testing machines for training purposes.

About Tokyo Measuring Instruments Company

Tokyo Measuring Instruments Company plays a pivotal role in supporting the foundation of Japan's manufacturing capabilities. Their testing machines are utilized across a diverse array of sectors, ensuring high-quality manufacturing and research and development. Moreover, they are increasingly adopted by educational institutions that nurture the future workforce, thereby underpinning advanced technologies in Japan.

Company Name: Tokyo Measuring Instruments Company
Address: 315 Mitsui, Midori-ku, Sagamihara-shi, Kanagawa 252-0151, Japan
CEO: Eiichiro Kozuka
Established: 1923
Business Area: Manufacturing and sales of various testing machines, structural testing machines, performance testing machines, and measuring instruments; contract testing
Website: Tokyo Measuring Instruments