Starting in December 2025, we will begin selling the new product "APT-T400J Series" flying probe tester. This product is a board electrical testing device that can handle a variety of types without the need for fixtures, inheriting the traditional high-precision probing technology and stable measurement performance, while achieving a more accessible price range as a standard model. It responds to the increasing density and multifunctionality of electronic devices and contributes to addressing the challenges of labor shortages and cost reduction in manufacturing sites. <APT-T400J Features> Easy-to-implement price: Designed to keep costs down, making it ideal for first-time implementations or replacements. High-density board compatibility: Unique 4-head 6-probe configuration ensures reliable access to narrow component gaps and upward-facing connectors. Detection of minute defects: Each head is equipped with a measurement unit to measure impedance and capacitance. Fast and stable inspection: Optimized movement mechanism and servo control balance speed and reliability. Visual inspection: High-resolution cameras confirm the presence and polarity of components, with barcode integration for data management. Easy setup: Our uniquely developed inspection program creation support software can automatically generate inspection programs from ODB++, various CAD data, and mount data.

Takahashi Corporation's flying probe tester is a solution that combines "high speed," "high precision," and "flexibility" for inspecting electronic circuit boards. In the video we have released, we clearly demonstrate how our technology is innovating quality assurance in manufacturing sites and contributing to increased productivity. Recommended for: - Those considering efficiency improvements in inspection processes at EMS companies - Those facing challenges in quality assurance for high-density mounted boards - Those aiming for DX promotion and smart factory transformation Takahashi continues to provide trusted inspection technology in manufacturing sites around the world. We invite you to watch the video and experience the next generation of inspection solutions.

Takaya Corporation will exhibit at "Productronica 2025," one of the world's largest electronics manufacturing trade shows, to be held in Munich, Germany, in November 2025. At this exhibition, we will showcase the latest model of our flying probe tester at the booth of Itochu Corporation and SYSTECH Europe GmbH. This is a great opportunity for everyone, especially in Europe and around the world, to experience Takaya's high-precision and high-speed inspection technology. We invite you to stop by our booth when you visit.

We are pleased to announce that Takaya Corporation's initiatives will be featured as a user case at the technology event "LINX DAYS 2025," hosted by Links Corporation. "LINX DAYS" is a technology event focused on cutting-edge technologies that support the advancement and automation of the manufacturing industry, including machine vision, industrial cameras, 3D sensors, robotics, and AI. It features presentations and case studies from leading companies both domestically and internationally, providing a valuable opportunity for many engineers, developers, and executives involved in manufacturing to engage with the latest industry trends and practical solutions. This time, we will be discussing the theme "Enhancing the Value of High-Speed Flying Probe Testers through HALCON Implementation," highlighting how our flying probe testers have evolved through the use of the image processing library "HALCON" and how we have achieved further precision and speed in the inspection process. We hope this information will be beneficial for those working on quality improvement and inspection automation in manufacturing environments.

In the October 2025 issue of the monthly magazine "Inspection Technology" (Nihon Kogyo Shuppan), an article about our latest technology has been published. Published article: "Latest Trends in Flying Probe Testers Equipped with New Technology" Author: Koki Yanagida, Industrial Equipment Division, Takaya Corporation This paper discusses the technological innovations of the latest flying probe testers designed to accommodate the high-speed and high-density printed circuit boards, as well as examples of the introduction of JTAG collaboration and ZERO impact technology.