Wednesday, 8 of February of 2012

Japan – OITDA

Optoelectronics Industry and Technology Development AssociationOITDA Logo

Date of Establishment: 25 July 1980
Organization reform 1 April 2011

Purpose/Mission:
To contribute to the progress of the Japanese national economy by promoting the comprehensive development of the optoelectronics industry and technology and assisting further sophistication of the related industry and additional improvement of the citizens’ life.

Location:
Optoelectronics Industry and Technology Development Association (OITDA)
Sumitomo Edogawabashiekimae Bldg. 7F, 20-10,
Sekiguchi 1-Chome, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 112-0014, Japan
TEL: +81 3 5225-6431 FAX: +81 3 5225-6435
URL: http://www.oitda.or.jp

The Optoelectronics Industry and Technology Development Association (OITDA) was established in July 1980 in order to promote the comprehensive development of the optoelectronic industry and technology, one of today’s leading-edge technologies. Optoelectronic industry and technology are expected to play the role of a propellant in the realization and further development of a society based on advanced information networks. In response to the strong needs of the times, OITDA is actively and efficiently operating based on the following four basic policies. Their intent is to provide strong support to the optoelectronic industry and technology.

  • Promotion of Technical Development
    Optoelectronic technology is a key technology for achieving continued economic growth in Japan and for realizing high living conditions nationally. OITDA is strongly promoting the accelerating of the technical development in industry,government, and academia.
  • Standardization Promotion
    It is very important for the fruits of technical development to spread smoothly to both makers and users. OITDA is making every effort to promote timely standardization.OITDA is also contributing to the establishment of international standards.
  • Creation of New Businesses
    Most existing industries have entered the phase of maturity,and their production bases are being shifted overseas. New businesses must be created to increase employment. OITDA provides strong support to venture businesses and to small-to-medium-sized businesses in the field of optoelectronics technology.
  • International Exchange Cooperation
    Extensive cooperation, including provision of information etc., related to Japan’s optoelectronic industry and optoelectronic technology is required by various countries. OITDA also promotes international exchanges with related organizations overseas.