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Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute
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地方独立行政法人東京都立産業技術研究センター
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Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute (TMITRI / TIRI / 都産技研) is a local independent administrative corporation (地方独立行政法人) established by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and headquartered in Koto-ku, Tokyo, with an additional branch in Sumida-ku. Founded in 1997, TMITRI operates as a public research and support institution whose core mission is to accelerate IoT adoption among Tokyo-based small and medium enterprises (SMEs). The institute coordinates a full-stack IoT support platform comprising the IoT Test Bed ('IoT Dojo'), the Public Joint Research Program (公募型共同研究) offering commissioned research funding up to 5,000万円 per theme, the Tokyo IoT Study Group (東京都IoT研究会) working groups, free DX literacy and data analysis training, high-speed communication testing services covering USB, PCI Express, Serial ATA, HDMI, and Ethernet standards, and the IoT Case Search System database. The DX Promotion Center reopened in December 2025 with an 'IoT × Cloud × AI' thematic focus.

TMITRI's underlying technology stack spans sensors, wireless communications (including the proprietary UNISONet mesh Wi-Fi system), cloud integration, AI analytics, image recognition, robotics, blockchain, cybersecurity, and edge computing. Advanced materials research is also pursued, evidenced by a 2025 patent application (2025-183682) for a glass-composite dielectric material using PNb9O25 crystals published in Materials Today Communications. All services are provided entirely free of charge to qualified Tokyo SMEs; revenue is derived exclusively from Tokyo Metropolitan Government tax-based funding allocations and government-allocated commissioned research budgets, with no commercial fees charged to participating SMEs.

TMITRI's business model is that of a government-funded public intermediary rather than a commercial vendor. Go-to-market occurs through community-led and event-driven channels: free membership in the Tokyo IoT Study Group, public joint research calls, four working groups (Tourism, Manufacturing, DIY Manufacturing, Security), IoT test bed exhibitions, and participation in major trade shows (CEATEC, EdgeTech+, 産業交流展, ET&IoT Technology, アグリビジネス創出フェア). The primary customer segment is Tokyo-registered SMEs across at least 13 verticals including manufacturing, agriculture, fisheries, healthcare, logistics, and construction; over 50 joint research projects have been completed as of 2024, with outcomes including multiple industry awards (MCPC Award 2022 Grand Prize and 2023 Special Prize; Tokyo Venture Technology Award 2024). The institute collaborates strategically with the Tokyo Metropolitan SME Promotion Agency for advisory delivery and with AIST (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology) for national R&D infrastructure access.

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Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute is a Tokyo Metropolitan Government-funded public research institute that provides free IoT adoption support—including commissioned R&D funding, testing facilities, training, and working groups—to SMEs in Tokyo across multiple verticals.

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IoT research support, industrial technology services, SME digital transformation, joint research programs, technology testing services
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1Testing, Inspection, Certification & Commissioning (TICx) Technical Services
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2Industrial/OT Private Connectivity (Factory, Mining, Ports)
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3Product/IoT & Smart Device Support (Consumer/Industrial IoT)
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NAICS code3 codes
  • Computer Systems Design and Related Services5415
  • Architectural, Engineering, and Related Services5413
  • Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services541690
SIC code3 codes
  • Services-Engineering Services8711
  • Measuring & Controlling Devices, Nec3829
  • Services-Computer Integrated Systems Design7373
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Industrial Research and Technology Support Services
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1Public research funding / government grants
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

The institute is a local independent administrative corporation (地方独立行政法人) funded by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government. Revenue comes from public tax-based funding allocated for SME IoT adoption support programs.

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2Joint research commissioned to SMEs
TypeManaged Services
Description

The institute commissions research to SMEs, providing委托研究費 (commissioned research funding) of up to 5,000万円 per theme. This represents allocation of government budget to support SME R&D rather than direct revenue generation for the institute.

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1All core services are free
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IoT adoption support programs, public joint research, IoT test bed access, human resources development programs, DX literacy training, and data analysis training are all provided free of charge. The Tokyo IoT Study Group membership (including high-speed communication testing) is free with no entrance or annual fees.

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Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute (TIRI) provides free support to Tokyo-based small and medium enterprises (SMEs) for developing new IoT products and IoT systems. Its core offerings include a Public Joint Research program commissioning SME R&D with funding up to 50 million yen per theme, an IoT Test Bed for hands-on demonstrations and testing, the Tokyo IoT Study Group providing free membership with working groups and seminars, Human Resources Development training (DX Literacy, Data Analysis), High-Speed Communication Testing services supporting USB, PCI Express, Serial ATA, HDMI, and Ethernet standards, an IoT Case Search System, and IoT consultation services delivered in coordination with the Tokyo Metropolitan Small and Medium Enterprise Promotion Agency.

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  • Over 50 joint research projects completed across diverse sectors
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Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute operates as a public research and support organization offering a comprehensive portfolio of services for SME IoT adoption. The core offerings include: the Public Joint Research Program (公募型共同研究) for commissioned R&D with funding up to 50 million yen per theme; the IoT Test Bed (IoTテストベッド) for hands-on demonstrations and testing; the Tokyo IoT Study Group (東京都IoT研究会) for information sharing and working groups; Human Resources Development programs (人材育成) providing free DX Literacy and Data Analysis training; High-Speed Communication Testing services supporting USB, HDMI, Ethernet and other standards; the IoT Case Search System for industry examples; and the DX Promotion Center as a physical support hub. The institute functions as a coordinator and facilitator rather than a product vendor, providing technical guidance, facilities, funding coordination, and networking opportunities for SMEs advancing IoT adoption.

Product and service9 records
1IoT Adoption Support for SMEs (中小企業のIoT化支援)
CategorySME IoT support program
Description

Comprehensive support program for small and medium enterprises in Tokyo to adopt IoT technologies, including joint research, test beds, and human resources development. Available to SMEs with a registered business office in Tokyo and a business base in Japan.

2Public Joint Research Program (公募型共同研究)
CategoryJoint research program
Description

Open-call joint research program where the institute commissions SMEs to conduct IoT R&D with funding support up to 50 million yen per theme (development-type) or 5,000万円 per theme (demonstration-type), covering cloud-connected 5G, IoT, and robot product development.

3IoT Test Bed (IoTテストベッド / IoT Dojo)
CategoryTesting and demonstration facility
Description

Exhibition space and testing environment at the DX Promotion Center in Koto-ku, Tokyo, where SMEs can experience IoT technologies through live demonstrations and hands-on learning. Provides machine displays, IoT system understanding (data acquisition, transmission, accumulation and analysis), and IoT test environment with technical guidance.

4Tokyo IoT Study Group (東京都IoT研究会)
CategoryMembership program
Description

Free membership information hub for IoT information sharing, seminars, and collaboration projects among SMEs. Provides email newsletter communications, working groups (Tourism, Manufacturing, DIY Manufacturing, Security), and project generation opportunities.

5Human Resources Development Program (人材育成プログラム)
CategoryTraining and education program
Description

Training programs including free DX Literacy and Data Analysis courses for SME technicians, covering data acquisition and transmission, data accumulation and analysis, and IoT utilization from a management perspective.

6High-Speed Communication Testing (高速通信試験)
CategoryTesting and measurement services
Description

Communication testing services for Tokyo IoT Study Group members, supporting USB 2.0/3.2, PCI Express Gen1/2/3, Serial ATA Gen1/2/3, HDMI 1.4b/2.0, and Ethernet IEEE 802.3 standards using advanced equipment including 33 GHz oscilloscopes and 26.5 GHz network analyzers.

7IoT Case Search System (IoT事例検索システム)
CategoryInformation and knowledge base
Description

Searchable public database of IoT implementation cases categorized by industry, purpose of IoT utilization, and technology used (sensor, network, AI), enabling efficient search of past IoT implementation cases.

8DX Promotion Center (DX推進センター)
CategoryPhysical support hub
Description

Physical support hub located in the TeleCom Center Building East Wing 3F, Koto-ku, Tokyo, providing IoT consultation, exhibition space, and various support services for SMEs. Reopened in December 2025 with a new 'IoT × Cloud × AI' themed display.

9IoT Consultation Services (IoT導入のご相談・各種お問合せ)
CategoryConsultation services
Description

Free consultation services for SMEs on IoT utilization from both technical and business perspectives, coordinated with the Tokyo Metropolitan Small and Medium Enterprise Promotion Agency (公益財団法人東京都中小企業振興公社) for integrated IoT adoption support.

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1公益財団法人東京都中小企業振興公社 (Tokyo Metropolitan Small and Medium Enterprise Promotion Agency)
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

The institute collaborates comprehensively with the Tokyo Metropolitan SME Promotion Agency to provide integrated IoT adoption support to SMEs. This partnership combines 都産技研's technical research capabilities with the agency's SME support infrastructure, creating a unified advisory channel for businesses seeking IoT solutions.

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2国立研究開発法人産業技術総合研究所 AIST (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology)
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

TMITRI leverages AIST's research seeds and facilities in its joint research programs. AIST's MZ Platform (manufacturing support software development environment) is used by TMITRI-supported SMEs. Additionally, joint research with AIST has been conducted in areas such as tourism IoT applications.

iot.iri-tokyo.jp
3東京農業・食品産業技術総合研究機構 (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology - involved research)
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Collaborated on agricultural IoT research including hydroponics cultivation systems (with 東京都農林水産振興財団) and crop yield prediction using AI.

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4公益社団法人応用物理学会 (published research)
Strategic tierMinorTypeOthers
Description

TMITRI researchers published findings on high-temperature dielectric materials in Materials Today Communications, an academic journal published by Elsevier.

iot.iri-tokyo.jp
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Description

TMITRI has participated as an exhibitor at CEATEC annually (2021-2025) alongside 5G and robot segments, showcasing joint research outcomes.

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Description

TMITRI has participated as an exhibitor at EdgeTech+ (formerly ET & IoT Technology) organized by the Japan Embedded Systems Technology Association (JASA), showcasing IoT joint research outcomes.

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TMITRI has participated as an exhibitor at the annual 産業交流展 in Tokyo, a major B2B exhibition for SMEs.

8株式会社NTTコミュニケーションズ (NTT Communications)
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Description

Presented as a presenter at TMITRI's Tokyo IoT Study Group annual seminar, providing 5G and related technology presentations to the SME membership.

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9株式会社NTTメディアサプライ (NTT Media Supply) / ET & IoT Digital2020
Strategic tierMinorTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

TMITRI exhibited at ET & IoT Digital2020, organized by JASA, as part of its digital exhibition presence.

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Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute

Industrial Research and Technology Support Servicesiot.iri-tokyo.jp

Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute is a Tokyo Metropolitan Government-funded public research institute that provides free IoT adoption support—including commissioned R&D funding, testing facilities, training, and working groups—to SMEs in Tokyo across multiple verticals.

What Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute does

Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute (TMITRI / TIRI / 都産技研) is a local independent administrative corporation (地方独立行政法人) established by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and headquartered in Koto-ku, Tokyo, with an additional branch in Sumida-ku. Founded in 1997, TMITRI operates as a public research and support institution whose core mission is to accelerate IoT adoption among Tokyo-based small and medium enterprises (SMEs). The institute coordinates a full-stack IoT support platform comprising the IoT Test Bed ('IoT Dojo'), the Public Joint Research Program (公募型共同研究) offering commissioned research funding up to 5,000万円 per theme, the Tokyo IoT Study Group (東京都IoT研究会) working groups, free DX literacy and data analysis training, high-speed communication testing services covering USB, PCI Express, Serial ATA, HDMI, and Ethernet standards, and the IoT Case Search System database. The DX Promotion Center reopened in December 2025 with an 'IoT × Cloud × AI' thematic focus.

TMITRI's underlying technology stack spans sensors, wireless communications (including the proprietary UNISONet mesh Wi-Fi system), cloud integration, AI analytics, image recognition, robotics, blockchain, cybersecurity, and edge computing. Advanced materials research is also pursued, evidenced by a 2025 patent application (2025-183682) for a glass-composite dielectric material using PNb9O25 crystals published in Materials Today Communications. All services are provided entirely free of charge to qualified Tokyo SMEs; revenue is derived exclusively from Tokyo Metropolitan Government tax-based funding allocations and government-allocated commissioned research budgets, with no commercial fees charged to participating SMEs.

TMITRI's business model is that of a government-funded public intermediary rather than a commercial vendor. Go-to-market occurs through community-led and event-driven channels: free membership in the Tokyo IoT Study Group, public joint research calls, four working groups (Tourism, Manufacturing, DIY Manufacturing, Security), IoT test bed exhibitions, and participation in major trade shows (CEATEC, EdgeTech+, 産業交流展, ET&IoT Technology, アグリビジネス創出フェア). The primary customer segment is Tokyo-registered SMEs across at least 13 verticals including manufacturing, agriculture, fisheries, healthcare, logistics, and construction; over 50 joint research projects have been completed as of 2024, with outcomes including multiple industry awards (MCPC Award 2022 Grand Prize and 2023 Special Prize; Tokyo Venture Technology Award 2024). The institute collaborates strategically with the Tokyo Metropolitan SME Promotion Agency for advisory delivery and with AIST (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology) for national R&D infrastructure access.

Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute firmographics

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Name
Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute
Legal name
地方独立行政法人東京都立産業技術研究センター
Website
https://iot.iri-tokyo.jp
Company type
Private
Founded year
1997
Operating status
Operating
Short description
Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute is a Tokyo Metropolitan Government-funded public research institute that provides free IoT adoption support—including commissioned R&D funding, testing facilities, training, and working groups—to SMEs in Tokyo across multiple verticals.
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Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute industry classification

Industry
Product category
Industrial Research and Technology Support Services
NAICS
Computer Systems Design and Related Services (5415), Architectural, Engineering, and Related Services (5413), Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services (541690)
SIC
Services-Engineering Services (8711), Measuring & Controlling Devices, Nec (3829), Services-Computer Integrated Systems Design (7373)
akta.pro primary industry
Testing, Inspection, Certification & Commissioning (TICx) Technical Services (BPAHAIAL)
akta.pro secondary industries
Industrial/OT Private Connectivity (Factory, Mining, Ports) (HDAIAGAD), Product/IoT & Smart Device Support (Consumer/Industrial IoT) (BPAAACAH)

Keywords

  • IoT research support
  • Industrial technology services
  • SME digital transformation
  • Joint research programs
  • Technology testing services

Where Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

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Tokyo
HQ country
Japan
HQ region
Asia

Offices2 records

Markets served

Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Public research funding / government grants: The institute is a local independent administrative corporation (地方独立行政法人) funded by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government. Revenue comes from public tax-based funding allocated for SME IoT adoption support programs.
  2. Joint research commissioned to SMEs: The institute commissions research to SMEs, providing委托研究費 (commissioned research funding) of up to 5,000万円 per theme. This represents allocation of government budget to support SME R&D rather than direct revenue generation for the institute.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
FreemiumAnnualAll core services are free

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels6 records

Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute (TIRI) provides free support to Tokyo-based small and medium enterprises (SMEs) for developing new IoT products and IoT systems. Its core offerings include a Public Joint Research program commissioning SME R&D with funding up to 50 million yen per theme, an IoT Test Bed for hands-on demonstrations and testing, the Tokyo IoT Study Group providing free membership with working groups and seminars, Human Resources Development training (DX Literacy, Data Analysis), High-Speed Communication Testing services supporting USB, PCI Express, Serial ATA, HDMI, and Ethernet standards, an IoT Case Search System, and IoT consultation services delivered in coordination with the Tokyo Metropolitan Small and Medium Enterprise Promotion Agency.

Product overview

Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute operates as a public research and support organization offering a comprehensive portfolio of services for SME IoT adoption. The core offerings include: the Public Joint Research Program (公募型共同研究) for commissioned R&D with funding up to 50 million yen per theme; the IoT Test Bed (IoTテストベッド) for hands-on demonstrations and testing; the Tokyo IoT Study Group (東京都IoT研究会) for information sharing and working groups; Human Resources Development programs (人材育成) providing free DX Literacy and Data Analysis training; High-Speed Communication Testing services supporting USB, HDMI, Ethernet and other standards; the IoT Case Search System for industry examples; and the DX Promotion Center as a physical support hub. The institute functions as a coordinator and facilitator rather than a product vendor, providing technical guidance, facilities, funding coordination, and networking opportunities for SMEs advancing IoT adoption.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • IoT Adoption Support for SMEs (中小企業のIoT化支援) Comprehensive support program for small and medium enterprises in Tokyo to adopt IoT technologies, including joint research, test beds, and human resources development. Available to SMEs with a registered business office in Tokyo and a business base in Japan.
  • Public Joint Research Program (公募型共同研究) Open-call joint research program where the institute commissions SMEs to conduct IoT R&D with funding support up to 50 million yen per theme (development-type) or 5,000万円 per theme (demonstration-type), covering cloud-connected 5G, IoT, and robot product development.
  • IoT Test Bed (IoTテストベッド / IoT Dojo) Exhibition space and testing environment at the DX Promotion Center in Koto-ku, Tokyo, where SMEs can experience IoT technologies through live demonstrations and hands-on learning. Provides machine displays, IoT system understanding (data acquisition, transmission, accumulation and analysis), and IoT test environment with technical guidance.
  • Tokyo IoT Study Group (東京都IoT研究会) Free membership information hub for IoT information sharing, seminars, and collaboration projects among SMEs. Provides email newsletter communications, working groups (Tourism, Manufacturing, DIY Manufacturing, Security), and project generation opportunities.
  • Human Resources Development Program (人材育成プログラム) Training programs including free DX Literacy and Data Analysis courses for SME technicians, covering data acquisition and transmission, data accumulation and analysis, and IoT utilization from a management perspective.
  • High-Speed Communication Testing (高速通信試験) Communication testing services for Tokyo IoT Study Group members, supporting USB 2.0/3.2, PCI Express Gen1/2/3, Serial ATA Gen1/2/3, HDMI 1.4b/2.0, and Ethernet IEEE 802.3 standards using advanced equipment including 33 GHz oscilloscopes and 26.5 GHz network analyzers.
  • IoT Case Search System (IoT事例検索システム) Searchable public database of IoT implementation cases categorized by industry, purpose of IoT utilization, and technology used (sensor, network, AI), enabling efficient search of past IoT implementation cases.
  • DX Promotion Center (DX推進センター) Physical support hub located in the TeleCom Center Building East Wing 3F, Koto-ku, Tokyo, providing IoT consultation, exhibition space, and various support services for SMEs. Reopened in December 2025 with a new 'IoT × Cloud × AI' themed display.
  • IoT Consultation Services (IoT導入のご相談・各種お問合せ) Free consultation services for SMEs on IoT utilization from both technical and business perspectives, coordinated with the Tokyo Metropolitan Small and Medium Enterprise Promotion Agency (公益財団法人東京都中小企業振興公社) for integrated IoT adoption support.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Over 50 joint research projects completed across diverse sectors
  • +3 more outcomes

Companies that use Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute

Customer profile

Named customers1 record

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute technology and API

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Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute partnerships and signals

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Nine partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • 公益財団法人東京都中小企業振興公社 (Tokyo Metropolitan Small and Medium Enterprise Promotion Agency)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe institute collaborates comprehensively with the Tokyo Metropolitan SME Promotion Agency to provide integrated IoT adoption support to SMEs. This partnership combines 都産技研's technical research capabilities with the agency's SME support infrastructure, creating a unified advisory channel for businesses seeking IoT solutions.
  • 国立研究開発法人産業技術総合研究所 AIST (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerTMITRI leverages AIST's research seeds and facilities in its joint research programs. AIST's MZ Platform (manufacturing support software development environment) is used by TMITRI-supported SMEs. Additionally, joint research with AIST has been conducted in areas such as tourism IoT applications.
  • 東京農業・食品産業技術総合研究機構 (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology - involved research)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerCollaborated on agricultural IoT research including hydroponics cultivation systems (with 東京都農林水産振興財団) and crop yield prediction using AI.
  • 公益社団法人応用物理学会 (published research)minorOthersTMITRI researchers published findings on high-temperature dielectric materials in Materials Today Communications, an academic journal published by Elsevier.
  • CEATEC Exhibition (JEITA)minorOthersTMITRI has participated as an exhibitor at CEATEC annually (2021-2025) alongside 5G and robot segments, showcasing joint research outcomes.
  • EdgeTech+ / ET & IoT Technology (JASA)minorOthersTMITRI has participated as an exhibitor at EdgeTech+ (formerly ET & IoT Technology) organized by the Japan Embedded Systems Technology Association (JASA), showcasing IoT joint research outcomes.
  • 産業交流展 (Industrial Exchange Exhibition)minorOthersTMITRI has participated as an exhibitor at the annual 産業交流展 in Tokyo, a major B2B exhibition for SMEs.
  • 株式会社NTTコミュニケーションズ (NTT Communications)minorGTM or Marketing PartnerPresented as a presenter at TMITRI's Tokyo IoT Study Group annual seminar, providing 5G and related technology presentations to the SME membership.
  • 株式会社NTTメディアサプライ (NTT Media Supply) / ET & IoT Digital2020minorGTM or Marketing PartnerTMITRI exhibited at ET & IoT Digital2020, organized by JASA, as part of its digital exhibition presence.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Market position

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

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Frequently asked questions about Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute

What does Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute do?

Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute (TIRI) provides free support to Tokyo-based small and medium enterprises (SMEs) for developing new IoT products and IoT systems. Its core offerings include a Public Joint Research program commissioning SME R&D with funding up to 50 million yen per theme, an IoT Test Bed for hands-on demonstrations and testing, the Tokyo IoT Study Group providing free membership with working groups and seminars, Human Resources Development training (DX Literacy, Data Analysis), High-Speed Communication Testing services supporting USB, PCI Express, Serial ATA, HDMI, and Ethernet standards, an IoT Case Search System, and IoT consultation services delivered in coordination with the Tokyo Metropolitan Small and Medium Enterprise Promotion Agency.

Is Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute a public or private company?

Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute is a private company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute founded?

Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute was founded in 1997.

Where is Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute based?

Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, in the Asia region.

How does Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. Public research funding / government grants are the primary driver. The others are joint research commissioned to SMEs.

Does Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute have an API?

No public API is recorded for Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute.

What industry is Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute in?

Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute's product category is Industrial Research and Technology Support Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAHAIAL, Testing, Inspection, Certification & Commissioning (TICx) Technical Services, with a secondary code of HDAIAGAD, Industrial/OT Private Connectivity (Factory, Mining, Ports). Its NAICS code is 5415 and its SIC code is 8711.

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Third NewsInnovative Non-Verbal Evacuation Support App for Tourists DevelopedA collaborative initiative between the Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Research Institute and the Yamamoto Laboratory at the University of Electro-Communications has developed a non-verbal evacuation support app for international tourists in Japan, integrating augmented reality with pictograms and visual cues to guide users during emergencies. The app features dual modes—Tourism Mode for sightseeing assistance and Disaster Mode for swift evacuation directives—and interfaces with official local disaster maps to suggest validated safe routes. Local tourist associations and municipalities are preparing to implement the technology, which represents an advancement in emergency preparedness for visitors who may not speak the local language.Third NewsInnovative Dielectric Material Developed for High-Temperature Capacitors in Automotive ApplicationsResearchers at the Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute have developed a glass-composite dielectric material capable of withstanding temperatures up to 300℃, representing a significant advancement for automotive electronics. The new material maintains a stable dielectric constant within ±15% up to 300℃ while reducing electrical conductivity by two orders of magnitude compared to conventional dielectric materials. The research team has filed a patent application (2025-183682) and published their findings in Materials Today Communications, with potential applications in automotive engine room capacitors and other high-temperature electronics.