Yokogawa

In 1915, a vision took root. Dr. Tamisuke Yokogawa, a respected architect, founded an electric meter research institute in Tokyo. This marked the beginning of Yokogawa, a name now synonymous with innovation. Yokogawa Electric Corporation, headquartered in Tokyo, has become a global leader in electrical engineering and software. Yokogawa’s reach extends worldwide, with over 17,000 employees across 60 countries as of 2024. The company’s impact spans diverse industries, from energy and materials to life sciences, driven by its measurement, control, and information technologies. Yokogawa’s pioneering spirit is evident in its history. In 1975, they revolutionized industrial automation with the world’s first distributed control system, CENTUM. This system, still a flagship product, is a testament to Yokogawa’s commitment to pushing technological boundaries. Yokogawa’s journey includes strategic acquisitions and expansions. The acquisition of Ando Electric in 2002 and the establishment of Yokogawa Electric International in Singapore in 2005 propelled their global presence. Yokogawa continues to shape the future. They are at the forefront of cloud-based solutions and industrial IoT applications, constantly evolving to meet the changing needs of industries worldwide. Their dedication to sustainability and social impact is evident in their focus on environmental protection and optimized resource use. From its humble beginnings as a research institute to its current status as a global powerhouse, Yokogawa remains committed to innovation and progress. Their story is a testament to the power of vision and the enduring impact of technology on our world.