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Seiken at Quantum Innovation 2026 NAGOYA

Quantum Innovation 2026 NAGOYA will bring together researchers, engineers, companies, and organizations working to advance quantum science and technology. Seiken Co., Ltd. will exhibit at this international symposium from December 8 to 11, 2026, at WINC AICHI in Nagoya, Japan.

At the event, Seiken will showcase its Quantum Device Sample Package Holder, which supports the evaluation and testing of quantum devices under demanding experimental conditions.

What is Quantum Innovation 2026?

Quantum Innovation 2026 is an international symposium focused on the latest developments in quantum science, quantum technology, and quantum innovation.

Organized by research institutes and universities belonging to the Quantum Technology Innovation Hubs (QIH), and supported by the Government of Japan, the Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST), and corporate sponsors, the symposium brings together researchers, industry leaders, policymakers, and students from Japan and overseas. The event covers a broad range of quantum technologies, including:

  • Quantum computing
  • Quantum sensing
  • Quantum cryptography and communication
  • Quantum devices and related technologies
  • Emerging industrial applications of quantum technology

The 2026 program will also feature a dedicated Moonshot session on fault-tolerant quantum computing, adding an important focus on the technologies required to make future quantum computers more reliable and practical.

Since its launch in 2021, Quantum Innovation has brought together the quantum technology community each year in Tokyo and Osaka. In 2026, the symposium moves to Nagoya, one of Japan’s major technology and manufacturing regions, to connect researchers, companies, and organizations from across the quantum technology ecosystem.

What can you expect?

Quantum Innovation 2026 will give visitors the opportunity to learn about the latest research and technological developments directly from researchers, universities, research institutes, and companies working in the quantum field.

The symposium will feature technical presentations, poster sessions, and a corporate exhibition. Researchers will present their latest work in quantum computing, quantum sensing, and quantum cryptography and communication.

The event will bring together organizations from across Japan’s quantum technology ecosystem, including RIKEN, AIST, NIMS, QST, NICT, OIST, the University of Tokyo, Kyoto University, Tohoku University, the University of Osaka, Institute of Science Tokyo, and other universities and research organizations.

The corporate exhibition will showcase companies working in measurement, optics, communications, materials, software, and other technologies that support the development of quantum applications. Current booth exhibitors include Keysight Technologies, Shimadzu Corporation, Japan Laser Corporation, NGK Corporation, Fixstars Amplify Corporation, OPTOQUEST, NTT DOCOMO BUSINESS, and others.

Seiken’s contribution: Quantum Device Sample Package Holder

As part of the corporate exhibition, Seiken will showcase its Quantum Device Sample Package Holder.

Quantum devices often require specialized environments and measurement conditions that differ significantly from conventional semiconductor devices. For example, device evaluation may require electrical connections in ultra-low-temperature or non-magnetic environments, as well as carefully designed signal connections and mechanical support.

The Quantum Device Sample Package Holder developed by Seiken is designed to support these kinds of specialized evaluation requirements.

The sample package holder enables the secure mounting, electrical contacting, and operation of quantum device samples, while providing a practical interface for connecting the device to external measurement and testing equipment.

By combining its experience in contact probes, precision electrical contacts, IC sockets, and custom test fixtures, Seiken aims to provide solutions for the evolving requirements of quantum device evaluation.

From Semiconductor Testing to Quantum Device Evaluation

As quantum technologies move from fundamental research toward practical applications, researchers need reliable methods to mount, connect, measure, and evaluate quantum devices.

Seiken has developed a wide range of specialized contact and testing technologies for demanding applications. At Quantum Innovation 2026, we will showcase how these technologies can support the next generation of quantum devices and measurement systems.

If you are researching quantum devices or other advanced technologies, we invite you to visit the Seiken booth and see our Quantum Device Sample Package Holder in person.

We look forward to discussing your device evaluation requirements and exploring how Seiken can support your research and development activities.

EventQuantum Innovation 2026 NAGOYA
International Symposium on Quantum Science, Technology and Innovation 2026
DatesDecember 8–11, 2026
VenueWINC AICHI (Aichi Prefectural Industrial and Labor Center), Nagoya, Japan
RegistrationAdvance registration (Free admision)

Visit Seiken at Quantum Innovation 2026

Discover how precision electrical contact and test technologies can support the evaluation of next-generation quantum devices.

We look forward to meeting researchers, engineers, companies, and organizations involved in quantum technology.

Please visit the Seiken booth at Quantum Innovation 2026 NAGOYA and talk with our team about your quantum device testing and electrical connection requirements.

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