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IIFES 2025: Shaping the Future of Manufacturing

The official website for IIFES 2025, taking place from November 19 to 21, 2025, at Tokyo Big Sight, has officially launched. This biennial event is a notable convergence of Japan's largest automation exhibition, System Control Fair (SCF), and the eminent measurement technology exhibit, Measurement Fair TOKYO, which together formed IIFES in 2019. This will be the fourth iteration of the event, which promises an engaging three-day experience focused on innovative manufacturing technologies.

As of September 17, advance registration for the seminars has commenced alongside the website launch, inviting industry professionals and enthusiasts to explore the cutting-edge of manufacturing.

Event Concept and Theme

The guiding theme of IIFES 2025 is highlighted as “The Gathering of Future Manufacturing: Innovation, Collaboration, and Co-creation.” In a global landscape where Japan's manufacturing edge faces challenges, overcoming innovation dilemmas necessitates collaboration across various sectors, including academia, industry, and government. IIFES has historically served as a platform for innovation in Japanese manufacturing, advocating for joint efforts in shaping the future of creation. The event aspires to pull together diverse exhibitors to spearhead the advancement of manufacturing technology and, by extension, the future of Japan itself.

IIFES 2025 will only be held in-person, and we encourage you to sign up for both attendance and seminars to secure your presence at Tokyo Big Sight. The event anticipates around 50,000 attendees, a significant increase from the previous record of 42,484 participants.

Event Details

• - Date: November 19 (Wed) - 21 (Fri), 2025
• - Time: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
• - Venue: Tokyo Big Sight, Halls 4, 5, and 6, alongside the Conference Center
• - Organizers: Japan Electrical Manufacturers' Association (JEMA), NECA (Japan Electric Control Technology Industrial Association), and JEMIMA (Japan Electric Measurement Instruments Manufacturers Association)
• - Supported by: Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, Ministry of the Environment, and various international embassies, among others.
• - Admission Fee: Free, with mandatory pre-registration
• - Expected Exhibitors: Approximately 220 companies
• - Estimated Attendees: Around 50,000

Themes Focused on Innovation

1. Pioneering