NIDEC MOBILITY CORPORATION
History
This page shows Nidec Mobility's history - from its foundation to the present.
1975 | Tateishi Electric Co., Ltd. (current OMRON Corporation) enters into the automotive electric business. |
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1985 | The company's key entry system, the first of its kind in the world, is adopted by the standard model. |
1987 | The company develops and delivers Japan's first power window switch (PWS) with a built-in switch. |
1989 | The company develops and delivers the world's first electric power steering controller (EPS). |
1991 | The company establishes a business bases in South Korea. |
1992 | The company establishes a business bases in the United States. |
1994 | The company installs in a car an anti-pinching power window switch, the first of its kind in the industry. |
2002 | The company establishes a business bases in Germany. |
2003 | The company establishes a business bases in Thailand. |
2005 | The company establishes a business bases in China. |
2006 | The company establishes a business bases in Brazil. |
2007 | The company establishes a business bases in India. |
2010 | The company is carved out of OMRON Corporation as OMRON Automotive Electronics Co., Ltd. |
2014 |
OMRON Automotive Electronics Co., Ltd. integrates the business of OMRON Iida Co., Ltd. |
2016 | OMRON Automotive Electronics Co., Ltd. establishes a business base in Mexico. |
2019 |
OMRON Automotive Electronics Co., Ltd. joins the Nidec Group, and changes its name to Nidec Mobility Corporation. |