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Rokusaburo Sugiura began selling photographic and lithographic materials at Konishiya Rokubeiten in Tokyo
By 1900, the company had developed its first camera
Japan’s First Brand Name Camera: Cherry Hand Camera
Nichi-Doku Shashinki Shoten established
Released the first made-in-Japan color film 'Sakura Natural Color Film'
Completed the company’s first planetarium unit
Completed the Company’s first copier 'Minolta Copymaster'
Japan’s first plain paper copier was introduced
Released the world’s first 35mm camera with built-in flash and AE functions: Konica C35EF
Released the world’s first 35mm compact autofocus camera: Konica C35AF
Released world’s first finger measurement type pulse oximeter: Minolta OXIMET MET-1471
Released the world’s first copier with zoom magnification/reduction function: Konica EP450Z
Developed an ultra-high-precision aspheric plastic lens for CD players
Released SLR camera with autofocus function: Minolta 7000 autofocus camera
Released simple color-proofing system “Konsensus.”
Released medical digital imaging output system The Laser Imager Li-10, a device to laser-print digital data acquired from CT and MRI scans on photosensitive materials.
Minolta fully enters the laser beam printer market
Released monochrome laser printer SP101
Released digital color copier CF70
Established new businesses for specialized imaging materials
Fully launched business for TAC films for LCD polarizers.
Established Konica Minolta Supplies Manufacturing Co., Ltd., a joint venture for the production of polymerized toners.
A merger of Konica and Minolta was accomplished in 2003, creating a corporate giant with wide-ranging expertise in digital, optical and electronic technology for healthcare and other markets
Konica and Minolta merge in 2003
Integrated Konica Corporation and Minolta Co., Ltd
Created Konica Minolta Holdings, Inc.
Konica Minolta opened its own planetarium Sunshine Starlight Dome “Manten” in Tokyo, Japan.
The world's first phase contrast mammography unit is launched
The unit can produce outstandingly clear images of factors critical to identifying early signs of breast cancer.
Withdrawal from the photo and camera business
Opened the first “Digital Imaging Square.”
Released digital printing system bizhub PRESS C8000
AeroDR digital x-ray panel
Released wireless Digital Radiography system “AeroDR”
Released the world’s first Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) lighting panels using all phosphorescent materials.
Opened the Konica Minolta Planetarium “Tenku” opened at the TOKYO SKYTREE TOWN®.
Reorganized the group management system and changed the company’s name to Konica Minolta, Inc.
Konica Minolta Healthcare acquires Panasonic Healthcare Ultrasound Diagnostic Equipment business to drive business growth for new ultrasound diagnostic equipment.
KM acquires Viztek
Konica Minolta acquires Viztek LLC and 20/20 Imaging LLC,
Konica Minolta acquires Brazilian X-ray system equipment manufacturer Sawae, addressing an increasing amount of aging X-ray and medical systems in the Brazilian market.
Konica Minolta Launches Dedicated Precision Medicine Business, offering medical care that uses genetic and molecular profiling to optimize treatment for specific groups of patients.
Konica Minolta Healthcare brings motion to X-ray with the development of Dynamic Digital Radiography, the ability to visualize movement using conventional X-ray.
Konica Minolta Healthcare installs Clean Energy Solar System at its Wayne, NJ headquarters.
20/20 Imaging launches new VETSMART Digital Imaging System, VETSMART uses AI to optimize imaging technique based on patient size and exam type.
Konica Minolta celebrates our 150 year anniversary, for 150 years, Konica Minolta has contributed to the resolution of issues associated with changes in people's lives and work styles.