Keyence Corporation
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- CEO
- Tetsuya Nakano
- Full Time Employees
- 12,784
- Sector
- Technology
- Industry
- Hardware, Equipment & Parts
- Address
- 1-3-14 Higashinakajima Osaka OS Japan 533-8555
- IPO Date
- Apr 26, 2010
- Website
- keyence.com
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- Keyence Corporation (KYCCF), founded in 1974 and headquartered in Osaka, Japan, develops and manufactures factory automation sensors, machine vision systems, measuring instruments, marking products, and related inspection equipment for the manufacturing, automotive, electronics, semiconductor, food and beverage, and life sciences industries worldwide. The company offers an extensive portfolio of core products including photoelectric, proximity, laser, and fiber sensors for presence detection, positioning, and measurement; high-precision non-contact laser distance and measurement sensors; machine vision systems for inspection, identification, and guidance; optical and 3D measurement systems such as the IM-X1000 Series image dimension systems; code readers and barcode readers like the high-speed SR-L Series label code readers; laser markers for etching barcodes, serial numbers, and logos; microscopes and laser microscopes for industrial and R&D applications; static eliminators; process control sensors for pressure, flow, and temperature monitoring; safety products for machine guarding; programmable logic controllers (PLCs), human-machine interfaces (HMIs), and controls; as well as multi-input data loggers like the NR-X Series for data analysis and reporting. Keyence operates through approximately 250 sales offices across 46 countries, serving over 350,000 global customers with direct sales engineering support, and derives nearly half of its revenue from international markets including strong growth in North America and Europe. In May 2025, Keyence acquired CADENAS GmbH, a German developer of digital twin platforms and 3D engineering software including 3Dfindit, to enhance its digital transformation capabilities and expand into strategic parts management and visual search technologies. The company continues its 2025 strategy focused on AI-driven innovations across more than 50 product lines, predictive maintenance platforms, entry into five new emerging markets, and recurring revenue from service agreements with over 5,000 multi-year clients, while launching products like the IM-X1000 Series and SR-L Series in recent fiscal periods to support Industry 4.0 advancements.
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