Haneron Corporation Ltd.

Haneron Corporation Ltd. (株式会社ハネロン) is a Japanese electronics manufacturer headquartered in Yao, Osaka. Founded in November 1973 as Kawakita Electric Works (川北電気製作所), the company initially focused on the design and development of electronic control equipment. It was reorganized and renamed Haneron Electronics Industry Co., Ltd. (ハネロン電子工業株式会社) in September 1977, and later adopted its current name. The company's core competencies lie in measurement, control, and communication technologies, and it provides one-stop services from planning and design through to mass production, covering both hardware and software. Haneron's business spans contract development of electronic equipment and its own branded products. Its product lineup includes remote monitoring devices, Bluetooth sensors, IoT gateways, and cloud services such as MOS-B for remote monitoring and control. Notable products include the Bluetooth CO2 sensor (model SK-4601), which was a supporting item for Expo 2025 Osaka-Kansai, and LTE-compatible contact/leakage monitoring devices. The company serves diverse use cases including agriculture, sewage systems, coin parking, factories, and rivers/roads. With capital of 33 million yen, Haneron remains a privately held company. It is a member of the Japan Embedded Systems Technology Association (JASA). The company emphasizes quality-first manufacturing, adhering to strict design, production, and inspection procedures, and positions itself as a provider of safe, secure, and convenient solutions that offer value for customers' investments.

Haneron Corporation was founded in November 1973 in Yao, Osaka, as Kawakita Electric Works (川北電気製作所), starting with the development, manufacture, and sale of electronic control equipment. In September 1977, as the business expanded, the company changed its name to Haneron Electronics Industry Co., Ltd. (ハネロン電子工業株式会社) with capital of 3 million yen. Over the following years, it increased its capital several times: to 6 million yen in May 1982, to 12 million yen in December 1983, and to 33 million yen in May 1984. In May 1983, it received factory certification under the Electrical Appliance and Material Control Law. In July 1984, it was certified under Osaka Prefecture's advanced technology industry promotion program, and in December 1984, it relocated its headquarters to Wakabayashi-cho, Yao, Osaka, due to business expansion. In October 1986, the company began development and sales of protocol monitors. In April 1987, it joined the Japan System House Association (JASA). In July 1987, it obtained approval for medical device manufacturing. In February 1990, it received U/L certified factory approval. In October 1993, it started development and sales of self-weight syringes. In February 1997, it developed a low-power consumption processor using compression techniques, and in the same month, it received ISO 9001 certification from TUV Product Service in Germany. In September 1999, due to business expansion, the company changed its name to the current Haneron Corporation (株式会社ハネロン). In 1999, Haneron released its own IoT device using wireless technology, which attracted attention but initially generated little revenue, and the company considered withdrawing from the business. However, as demand increased with the times and terms like IoT and DX became widespread, the business gradually grew. Today, Haneron focuses on remote monitoring devices and data communication terminals, offering one-stop services from planning to mass production. Its Bluetooth CO2 sensor was a supporting item for Expo 2025 Osaka-Kansai.

• Founded as Kawakita Electric Works in Yao, Osaka; began development, manufacture, and sale of electronic control equipment.

• Renamed to Haneron Electronics Industry Co., Ltd. with capital of 3 million yen.

• Increased capital to 6 million yen.

• Received factory certification under the Electrical Appliance and Material Control Law.

• Increased capital to 12 million yen.

• Increased capital to 33 million yen.

• Certified under Osaka Prefecture's advanced technology industry promotion program.

• Relocated headquarters to Wakabayashi-cho, Yao, Osaka.

• Began development and sales of protocol monitors.

• Joined Japan System House Association (JASA).

• Obtained approval for medical device manufacturing.

• Received U/L certified factory approval.

• Began development and sales of self-weight syringes.

• Developed low-power consumption processor using compression techniques; received ISO 9001 certification from TUV Product Service.

• Renamed to Haneron Corporation (株式会社ハネロン).

• Released own-brand IoT device using wireless technology.

Quality-focused electronics manufacturer providing one-stop development from design to mass production, specializing in communication, control, and measurement technologies.

• Bluetooth CO2 Sensor (SK-4601)

  Measures CO2, temperature, and humidity; transmits via Bluetooth 4.0 or higher. Supports Advertise Linking (docomo). Used for remote monitoring and centralized management.

• MOS-B

  Cloud service for remote monitoring and control.

• T-Scop

  Compact monitoring device with built-in NTT docomo LTE module (UM05-SS) for equipment failure monitoring and leakage detection.

• DM series IoT gateway

  IoT gateway with LTE module (UM04-KO), RS-232C and Ethernet inputs/outputs.

• Remote I/O

  Mini remote monitoring tool.

1. 1Haneron official websitehaneron.com
2. 2Company informationhaneron.com
3. 3Productshaneron.com
4. 4Bluetooth CO2 Sensorhaneron.com
5. 5Wikidatawikidata.org