Date: November 29 (Wed.) – December 1 (Fri), 2017
Opening Hours: 10:00 – 17:00
Venue: Tokyo Big Sight West Hall 1,3,4 & Atrium

Organized by
The Japan Electrical Manufacturersʼ Association (JEMA)
Nippon Electric Control Equipment Industries Association (NECA)
Japan Electric Measuring Instruments Manufacturersʼ Association (JEMIMA)SYSTEM CONTROL FAIR 2017 / Measurement & Control Show 2017 TOKYO

ReportContents
Ⅰ.Thanking Remarks
Ⅱ. Result
1. Overview
2. Visitors
3. Opening ceremony
4. Simultaneous event: Session & Seminar
5. Simultaneous event: Organizerʼs Project“e2mc ecosystem”
6. Simultaneous event: Atrium Stage
7. Simultaneous event: IoT Network Zone
8. Simultaneous event: College and University Presentation Corner
9. Simultaneous event: Happy Hour
Ⅲ. Advertising and PR activities
1. Preliminary Seminar
2. Press conference and mass media announcements
3. Presentation for embassies, trade promotion organizations, and related groups
4. Advertising and PR activity by organizer
Ⅳ. Portfolio

Ⅰ. Thanking Remarks
System Control Fair 2017 / Measurement & Control show 2017 TOKYO was heldfrom Nov. 29 to Dec. 1, 2017, at Tokyo Big Sight, and was a major success thanks
to the support and assistance of involved agencies and organizations, andwidespread participation by the industry.
The event is scheduled to be held next from Wednesday, Nov. 27 to Friday, Nov. 29,2019, and we sincerely hope that you will be able to join other industry leaders
there. Below is a brief summary of the results of the 2017 event.

The Japan Electrical Manufacturers' Association (JEMA)
Nippon Electric Control Equipment Industries Association (NECA)
Japan Electric Measuring Instruments Manufacturersʼ Association (JEMIMA)EXECUTIVE SUMMARY●Total Visitors: Largest ever 53,243 visitors
Largest ever 2,176 visitors from overseas / 36 countries●Total Exhibitors:218 corporations in 953 booths●Keynote / Theme Sessions / Exhibitorsʼ Workshop/ Technical Seminars
Total: 113 sessions 7,896 attendees

Ⅱ. Result
1. Overview① TITLE︓SYSTEM CONTROL FAIR 2017 (SCF 2017)
Measurement & Control Show 2017 TOKYO② THEME︓Open up the future by IoT, New Era of MONODZUKURI~Connected Industries~③ DATE︓November 29 (Wed.) to December 1(Fri.), 2017 (3 days)
10:00AM to 5:00PM④ VENUE︓Tokyo Big Sight West Hall-1, Hall-3, Hall-4 and Atrium⑤ ORGANIZED BY︓
The Japan Electrical Manufacturers' Association (JEMA)
Nippon Electric Control Equipment Industries Association (NECA)
Japan Electric Measuring Instruments Manufacturersʼ Association (JEMIMA)⑥ SUPPORTED BY(in no particular order)︓
Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry
Ministry of the Environment
Tokyo Metropolitan Government/
The Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Japan External Trade Organization
Tokyo Big Sight
The United States of America Department of Commerce
Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany
The Royal Danish Embassy⑦ Concurrent Show (East Hall)︓
INTERNATIONAL ROBOT EXHIBITION 2017
⑧ EXHIBIT CATEGORIES︓
Technologies, equipment, and systems needed in manufacturing●Component, System and Solution
Control/Drive/Measure/Power Distribution/Energy Saving/New Energy●IoT Solution
ICT/IoT/M2M/AI/Utilization of Big-Data⑪ Exhibition scale︓Total exhibitors: 218 corporations in 953 booths

2. Visitors
Visitors per day
Date

Nov.29 (Wed)Nov.30 (Thu)

Dec.1 (Fri)WeatherFine

Cloudy / Rain

Cloudy / Fine

Attendance

14,753

16,961

21,52953,243(2015 show)

12,296

16,67820,51049,484

Visitor Classification (%)

3. Opening ceremony
DATE: November 29 (Wed.), 9:30AM, 2017
VENUE: Tokyo Big Sight, Atrium
4. Simultaneous event: Session & Seminar
・Keynote・Theme Session
・Panel Discussion
・Sponsored Session
・Exhibitorsʼ workshop
・NECA Special Conference
・JEMIMA committee seminar
・Executive seminar

Total5. Simultaneous event: Organizerʼs Project“e2mc ecosystem”
Special presentation by the organizer: The “e2mc Ecosystem”, explored the new era
that IoT will make possible, with case studies and practical applications showcasing
connected operation, and a demonstration of a virtual, cloud-linked distillery
implemented in multi-vendor equipment.
* e2mc is an abbreviation for electric, electronics,
measurement and control, representing anintegrated domain encompassing JEMA, NECA,and JEMIMA industrial associations.

6. Simultaneous event: Atrium Stage
Organizerʼs presentation stage was set up inThe Atrium. During 3 days of the show, topicalguests in the front line of the industry joined the talk shows. As a hub of information
distribution, it was always active with variousevents and introduction of booths.
7. Simultaneous event: IoT Network Zone
Along with the theme “Open up the future by IoT, New Era of MONODZUKURI~Connected Industries~”, the latest equipment, technology and service wasspecially displayed in this area as powerful tools to enforce automation. Mini
presentation by the participating companies was conducted.

8. Simultaneous event: College and University Presentation Corner
19 Colleges and Universities all around Japan presented their latest study such asfuture and practical technology related to automation, measurement and controland IoT practical use technology regarding manufacturing. In order to support theirstudy, special award was given to the excellent laboratory. Students joined theindustry study seminar and visited the company booths.

9. Simultaneous event: Happy Hour
16:00 to 17:00 on November 30 (Thu.), the 2nd day of the show was “Happy Hour”!
Everyone can enjoy drink and food at participating exhibitorsʼ booth and thecommon area.

Ⅲ. Advertising and PR activities
1. Preliminary Seminar
On June 1, 2017, welcomed about 427 visitors, the Preliminary-Seminar on "Openup the future by IoT, New Era of MONODZUKURI ~Connected Industries~” was held.

2. Press conference and mass media Announcements
On December.1, 2016, representatives of companies planning to exhibit at the fair

were welcomed to an explanatory presentation, followed by a press conference.
Information provided included an outline of the fair and exhibitions andintroductions to key features.
On November 1, 2017 a press conference for mass media was held, introducing theoutlines, key features, and concepts for both events. 20 reporters from 16 mass
media vehicles attended, with active Q&A and individual interviews.
3. Presentation for embassies, trade promotion organizations, and related groups
On September 27, 2016, a presentation was given to representatives fromembassies, trade promotion organizations, and related groups, covering the outlines
and features of the two events.

4. Advertising and PR activity by organizer
A dynamic media promotion strategy designed to boost the number of visitors wasimplemented throughout Nikkei group media, leading industry newspapers andtechnical journals, websites, e-mails, SNS, and other vehicles.

Ⅳ. Portfolio

SYSTEM CONTROL FAIR / Measurement & Control Show TOKYOEXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Azbil Corporation
CHINO CORPORATION
FUJI ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
Fuji Electric FA Components & Systems Co., Ltd
Hitachi ., Ltd.
Hitachi Industrial Equipment Systems Co., Ltd.
Hitachi High-Tech Solutions Corporation
HORIBA, Ltd.
IDEC CORPORATIONJapan Electric Measuring Instruments Manufacturers' Association (JEMIMA)MEIDENSHA CORPORATIONMITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION
Nippon Electric Control Equipment Industries Association (NECA)OMRON CORPORATION
Panasonic Corporation
Panasonic Industrial Devices SUNX Co., Ltd.
SHIMADZU SYSTEM SOLUTIONS Co., Ltd
The Japan Electrical Manufacturersʼ Association (JEMA)TOSHIBA CORPORATIONTOSHIBA INFRASTRUCTURE SYSTEMS & SOLUTIONS CORPORATIONTOSHIBA INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS AND SYSTEMS CORPORATION
YASKAWA Electric Corporation
Yokogawa Solution Service Corporation(Alphabetical order)Pre-announcement for 2019
Date ︓November.27 (Wed.) - November 29. (Fri.), 2019 (3 days)
Venue ︓Tokyo Big Sight(Ariake, Tokyo International Exhibition Center)
Organizer ︓
The Japan Electrical Manufacturers' Association (JEMA)
Nippon Electric Control Equipment Industries Association (NECA)
Japan Electric Measuring Instruments Manufacturersʼ Association (JEMIMA)

Contact
SYSTEM CONTROL FAIR / Measurement & Control Show TOKYOEXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
17-4 Ichibancho Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102-0082, Japan
Tel: 81-3-3556-5885 Fax: 81-3-3556-5890