Canon Inc., founded in 1937 and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, is a global technology leader known for imaging and optical products, as well as semiconductor equipment and electronic components. The company's electronic components business centers on advanced CMOS image sensors for digital cameras, security, automotive, and industrial applications, leveraging proprietary technologies such as the Dual Pixel CMOS AF. Canon's sensor portfolio includes high-resolution and high-sensitivity models used by numerous camera OEMs and in machine vision systems. Additionally, Canon is a key player in semiconductor lithography equipment, producing deep ultraviolet (DUV) lithography systems for chip manufacturing, and actively developing nanoimprint lithography (NIL) as a next-generation patterning technology. The company's precision optics and microfabrication expertise also supports the production of MEMS and display components. Globally, Canon ranks among the top suppliers of image sensors and holds a distinct position in lithography equipment, competing with ASML and Nikon. With a strong R&D focus, Canon continues to innovate in sensor performance, miniaturization, and advanced patterning solutions. The company operates manufacturing facilities worldwide and serves a diverse customer base spanning consumer electronics, industrial, and healthcare sectors.