History of product development
Improving lives through innovation
Ever since we developed the first electronic thermometer in 1972, we have dedicated our innovation efforts to products and services that prevent illness, stop symptoms from worsening, and maintain good health.
History of product development
Improving lives through innovation
Ever since we developed the first electronic thermometer in 1972, we have dedicated our innovation efforts to products and services that prevent illness, stop symptoms from worsening, and maintain good health.
1972
MC-320 Electronic thermometer The first thermometer for medical environments1973
HEM-1 Electronic blood pressure monitor
Sphygmomanometer No. 1
1973
HEM-1 Electronic blood pressure monitor
Sphygmomanometer No. 1
1980
MC-20 Electronic thermometer The first thermometer for home use with a liquid crystal digital (LCD) display1991
Fuzzy HEM-706 Digital automatic blood pressure monitor The world's first use of fuzzy technology for blood pressure control1992
MC-500 Ear thermometer for doctors Japan's first ear thermometer1995
HBF-300 Body fat scale The first body fat measurement device for home use using the hands1996
Tasche HJ-110 Pedometer Accelerometer and angle detection sensor that counts steps even in a bag or pocket1999
Form BP-203RPE Blood pressure pulse wave tester The world’s first use of the oscillometric method to measure the hardness and clogging of blood vessels at the same time2002
HEM-637IT Wrist Sphygmomanometer
Japan's first blood pressure monitor equipped with a wrist height guide to ensure correct measurement posture
2002
HEM-637IT Wrist Sphygmomanometer
Japan's first blood pressure monitor equipped with a wrist height guide to ensure correct measurement posture
2005
HCG-801 Portable electrocardiograph Home electrocardiograph that can record symptoms such as heart palpitations anywhere2008
Active Style Pro HJA-350IT Activity meter Accurately measure various living activities with a newly developed algorithm (for research)2009
HEM-4500-SOL Upper arm solar sphygmomanometer Japan's first solar-powered, environmentally friendly blood pressure monitor2011
HBP-1600 Spot check monitor First device in Japan to automatically transfer measurement data such as blood pressure and body temperature to electronic medical records2012
HSL-101 Sleep meter
Supports sleep improvement by measuring sleep status and sleep time
2012
HSL-101 Sleep meter
Supports sleep improvement by measuring sleep status and sleep time
2012
HSL-001 Sleeping time meter Supports sleep improvement by measuring sleep status and sleep time2013
HJA-600T Walking posture meter Evaluatest of walking posture just by wearing it on the waist and walking 10 steps2014
Accumil V7000 series Biometric monitor Supports nursing work by easily measuring various indicators such as electrocardiogram, blood pressure, and SPO22015
HEM-7280C Automatic blood pressure monitor Easy transfer of blood pressure data via Bluetooth / NFC2016
HV-F311 / HV-F320 Thermal low frequency treatment device Our first rechargeable thermal low frequency treatment device that can perform hyperthermia and low frequency treatment with one unit2017
HEM-7600T Automatic blood pressure monitor Tubeless type with integrated body and cuff2018
BP800-M HeartGuide Wearable blood pressure monitor (pre-sale in the US) A wristwatch-sized sphygmomanometer that has acquired medical device certification2019
BP7900 Complete Blood pressure monitor with electrocardiograph (released in the US) Brachial sphygmomanometer with electrocardiograph that has acquired medical device certification2020
WheezeScan Wheeze detector
Can be synced with the mobile app 'Asthma Diary', to help patients to share their symptoms with the doctor.
2020
WheezeScan Wheeze detector
Can be synced with the mobile app 'Asthma Diary', to help patients to share their symptoms with the doctor.
2021
HV-F080 TENS device Thanks to its special microcurrent mode, this device is widely used among professional athletesDiscover how the OMRON shaping the history of the future.
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