Integrated Measurement Seminar "The Era of 'Connecting' Tests: The Forefront of Integrated Measurement x Automation x Simulation Collaboration" to be Held in Tokyo and Aichi (Kariya) in June
TOYO Corporation, in collaboration with National Instruments Japan and other partners, will hold an integrated measurement seminar in Tokyo and Aichi in June. The seminar addresses the increasing complexity of mobility development and testing workload, aiming to reduce testing man-hours through integrated measurement, automation, and simulation collaboration, including FPGA-compile-free HILS and AI-driven technologies.
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TOYO Corporation (Headquarters: Chuo-ku, Tokyo; President and CEO: Toshiya Takano) will hold an in-person seminar titled "The Era of 'Connecting' Tests: The Forefront of Integrated Measurement x Automation x Simulation Collaboration" in two cities, Tokyo and Aichi (Kariya), on Thursday, June 11th and Thursday, June 25th.
With the recent advancements in electrification and ADAS (Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems), mobility development sites are seeing system integration, typified by X-in-1 consolidation, leading to increased complexity of unit functions. While there is a demand for shorter development periods, the man-hours required for functional verification and performance evaluation are increasing, and the burden on test engineers continues to grow. To address these challenges, four companies—National Instruments Japan Corporation, Trionyx Corporation, Mac Systems Corporation, and TOYO Corporation—are leveraging their respective strengths to promote the development of evaluation systems that reduce testing man-hours. This is achieved by incorporating FPGA-compile-free HILS*1, synchronizable distributed measurement technology, and AI-driven technologies.
This seminar will focus on "Connected Evaluation Systems" and introduce approaches to accelerate development by reducing testing man-hours, spanning electric powertrains, ADAS, and aircraft electrification domains.
*1 A mechanism that omits the FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array, an integrated circuit whose internal logic circuits can be freely reconfigured by the user) compilation process in HILS (Hardware-in-the-Loop Simulation), an evaluation method using actual equipment, allowing for immediate verification.
【Event Outline】
◆Dates: Thursday, June 11, 2026, 10:00-17:00 / Tokyo
Thursday, June 25, 2026, 10:00-17:00 / Kariya
◆Venues: Tokyo Venue / TOYO Corporation Headquarters (Capacity: 70 people)
Kariya Venue / Kariya City Industrial Promotion Center, Meeting Room 401 (Capacity: 70 people)
◆Participation Fee: Free (Pre-registration required)
◆Registration: Tokyo Venue Application Form / Kariya Venue Application Form
◆Seminar Details Page: https://toyo.co.jp/e-mobility/seminar/detail/ni_202606/
【Seminar Content】
Time
Lecture Title
Speaker
10:10~
"From Inverters to X-in-1: The Latest HILS Eliminating FPGA Compilation"
National Instruments Japan Corporation
11:00~
"Improving Efficiency in Large-Scale Testing with Distributed and Synchronization Technologies"
National Instruments Japan Corporation / Trionyx Corporation
13:00~
"Outlook for Aircraft Electrification and Current Status and Challenges of High-Voltage Testing and Standards"
TOYO Corporation
13:50~
"From Manual Work to 'Autonomous Automation': Integrated Measurement Systems Incorporating Test Object Control"
TOYO Corporation
14:50~
"Proposal for HIL Systems for Comprehensive Verification of AD/ADAS Recognition, Judgment, and Control"
Mac Systems Corporation
15:30~
"The Future of 'Autonomous' Measurement Systems Paved by NI Nigel AI and Integrated Platforms"
National Instruments Japan Corporation
16:00~
Corporate Exhibition
*Actual related products will also be exhibited.
- X-in-1 evaluation HIL system
- Integrated measurement system
- AD/ADAS evaluation HIL system
- Inverter evaluation motor emulator
- Grid simulator
＜About TOYO Corporation＞
TOYO Corporation is a leading company in cutting-edge "measuring" technology, driving technological innovation. Its business fields are diverse, including decarbonization/energy, advanced mobility, information and communication, EMC, software development, defense, information security, life science, and quantum solutions. The company focuses on providing the latest measurement solutions for trending areas such as clean energy and autonomous driving development, and also on developing its own products utilizing unique measurement technologies. Under a growth strategy involving new business investments and M&A, the company is expanding its domestic and international business, contributing to the creation of a safe and environmentally friendly society and the development of industry.
TOYO Corporation Website: https://www.toyo.co.jp/
With the recent advancements in electrification and ADAS (Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems), mobility development sites are seeing system integration, typified by X-in-1 consolidation, leading to increased complexity of unit functions. While there is a demand for shorter development periods, the man-hours required for functional verification and performance evaluation are increasing, and the burden on test engineers continues to grow. To address these challenges, four companies—National Instruments Japan Corporation, Trionyx Corporation, Mac Systems Corporation, and TOYO Corporation—are leveraging their respective strengths to promote the development of evaluation systems that reduce testing man-hours. This is achieved by incorporating FPGA-compile-free HILS*1, synchronizable distributed measurement technology, and AI-driven technologies.
This seminar will focus on "Connected Evaluation Systems" and introduce approaches to accelerate development by reducing testing man-hours, spanning electric powertrains, ADAS, and aircraft electrification domains.
*1 A mechanism that omits the FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array, an integrated circuit whose internal logic circuits can be freely reconfigured by the user) compilation process in HILS (Hardware-in-the-Loop Simulation), an evaluation method using actual equipment, allowing for immediate verification.
【Event Outline】
◆Dates: Thursday, June 11, 2026, 10:00-17:00 / Tokyo
Thursday, June 25, 2026, 10:00-17:00 / Kariya
◆Venues: Tokyo Venue / TOYO Corporation Headquarters (Capacity: 70 people)
Kariya Venue / Kariya City Industrial Promotion Center, Meeting Room 401 (Capacity: 70 people)
◆Participation Fee: Free (Pre-registration required)
◆Registration: Tokyo Venue Application Form / Kariya Venue Application Form
◆Seminar Details Page: https://toyo.co.jp/e-mobility/seminar/detail/ni_202606/
【Seminar Content】
Time
Lecture Title
Speaker
10:10~
"From Inverters to X-in-1: The Latest HILS Eliminating FPGA Compilation"
National Instruments Japan Corporation
11:00~
"Improving Efficiency in Large-Scale Testing with Distributed and Synchronization Technologies"
National Instruments Japan Corporation / Trionyx Corporation
13:00~
"Outlook for Aircraft Electrification and Current Status and Challenges of High-Voltage Testing and Standards"
TOYO Corporation
13:50~
"From Manual Work to 'Autonomous Automation': Integrated Measurement Systems Incorporating Test Object Control"
TOYO Corporation
14:50~
"Proposal for HIL Systems for Comprehensive Verification of AD/ADAS Recognition, Judgment, and Control"
Mac Systems Corporation
15:30~
"The Future of 'Autonomous' Measurement Systems Paved by NI Nigel AI and Integrated Platforms"
National Instruments Japan Corporation
16:00~
Corporate Exhibition
*Actual related products will also be exhibited.
- X-in-1 evaluation HIL system
- Integrated measurement system
- AD/ADAS evaluation HIL system
- Inverter evaluation motor emulator
- Grid simulator
＜About TOYO Corporation＞
TOYO Corporation is a leading company in cutting-edge "measuring" technology, driving technological innovation. Its business fields are diverse, including decarbonization/energy, advanced mobility, information and communication, EMC, software development, defense, information security, life science, and quantum solutions. The company focuses on providing the latest measurement solutions for trending areas such as clean energy and autonomous driving development, and also on developing its own products utilizing unique measurement technologies. Under a growth strategy involving new business investments and M&A, the company is expanding its domestic and international business, contributing to the creation of a safe and environmentally friendly society and the development of industry.
TOYO Corporation Website: https://www.toyo.co.jp/