CORPORATE

THINK SENSING BEYOND

Brookman Technology, Inc., was started in Hamamatsu, Japan in 2006 as Brookman Lab, Inc., by leading expert for CMOS image sensor; Dr. Shoji Kawahito, a Professor in Electrical Engineering at Shizuoka University. Since then, we have been working on many kinds of CMOS Analog and Mixed Signal IC design. Particularly, we specialize in the design of advanced CMOS Image Sensors for a wide range of applications.
Even though we have already had technical expertise, we still strive to pursue leading design, skill and technology. Because, Brookman Technology is challenging and seeking to the field, where nobody can achieve, and where nobody has done before.

Chairman, CTO Shoji Kawahito

  1. 1988
    Received Dr. Eng. degree from Tohoku University, JP.
  2. 1996
    Associate Professor, Toyohashi University of Technology, JP.
  3. 1996
    Visiting Professor, ETH, Zurich.
  4. 1999
    Professor, Research Institute of Electronics, Shizuoka University, JP.
  5. 2006
    Cofounder and CTO, Brookman Lab Inc. (Presently, Brookman Technology, Inc.)
  6. 2009
    Received IEEE Fellow
  7. 2011
    The chairman of the board of Brookman Technology, Inc.

President, CEO Satoshi Aoyama

  1. 1996
    Received M.E. degree from Osaka University, JP.
  2. 1996
    Joined the Semiconductor and Integrated Circuits Division, Hitachi Ltd.
  3. 2000
    Visiting Researcher, University of Oxford, UK.
  4. 2006
    Joined Brookman Lab.(Presently, Brookman Technology, Inc.)
  5. 2007
    Received Ph.D. degree from Shizuoka University, JP.
  6. 2010
    The president, CEO of Brookman Technology, Inc.

Corporate Profile

Company Name
Brookman Technology, Inc.
Established
February 14, 2006
Chairman, CTO
Shoji Kawahito
President, CEO
Satoshi Aoyama
Capital Amount
3,000,000 JPY
Head Office
125 Daikumachi, Nakaku, Hamamatsu, 430-0936, Japan
[ ACCESS ]
Staff
37 (Sept. 2020)

Concept

CORPORATE IDENTITY

BROOKMAN TECHNOLOGY BROOKMAN TECHNOLOGY

"●" describes "People", "Lens", or "Analog".
"■" expresses "Pixel", "Image Sensor", or "Digital".
We simply attach our mind to polish up each single pixel and each single circuit in a massive chip. This is because we are pursuing the ultimate sensor coming up to the human eye, or more than that.
It is stated that a central space of the symbol formed with "●" and "■" signifies an unlimited potential for our business and technology.