History
| 1959 | August | Toyo-tsushin-Kogyo corporation is established. The main plant is built in shibuya, Tokyo. |
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| 1961 | September | Head office and plant relocated to Setagaya, Tokyo. |
| 1978 | September | Toyodata Inc. established as a sales agency for the Company’s products. |
| 1979 | April | The Pecker-1 (PKW-5000) portable PROM programmer developed and launched. The PKW-5000 was highly regarded by engineers as a low-cost model not previously available. The PKW-5000 led to the personalization of PROM programmers. With this product, the Company made a full-scale entry into the field of in-house products. |
| 1981 | April | The AVC-777H-1, a portable computer that integrated a CRT, floppy disk, and printer, launched. |
| October | Atsugi Plant established in Atsugi, Kanagawa. | |
| 1982 | March | The Pecker-0 (PKW-7000) universal model, a new GANG-type PROM programmer, and other products launched. |
| October | Company name changed from Toyo-tsushin-Kogyo corporation to Aval Corporation. | |
| 1985 | March | VME bus module computer with a CPU68000 developed and launched. Support for OS-9, a real-time operating system from (Microware Systems Corporation (RadiSys)) , started at the same time. |
| September | Nagasaki plant is established in Isahaya,Nagasaki. | |
| September | Total production volume of the Pecker series exceeded 50,000 units. | |
| November | The Pecker-10 (PKW-1000) PROM programmer and the AVAL-TM20 portable terminal both selected under the Good Design Product Selection Program of the Ministry of International Trade and Industry. | |
| 1986 | June | The Pecker-16 (PKW-1600) multiset programmer developed and launched. |
| 1987 | August | Head office relocated to Atsugi. |
| November | The Nagasaki Business Site spun off and Aval Nagasaki Corporation established. | |
| November | The Pecker-30 (PKW-3100) selected under the Good Design Product Selection Program. | |
| 1988 | April | Image processing product development project launched. The Company made a full -scale entry into the industrial image processing field. |
| April | The Pecker-11 (PKW-1100) flash programmer launched. | |
| October | The Pecker-11 selected under the Good Design Product Selection Program. | |
| 1989 | February | Company name changed to Aval Data Corporation. |
| 1991 | February | Aval Data shares registered on the over-the-counter market (currently listed on the TSE Standard Market) |
| 1992 | January | Sales of the AVME-130 VME bus board with a CPU68030 started. |
| 1993 | December | Image input and processing module compliance with VME bus standards developed. |
| 1994 | July | The Card Station PC/AT compatible compact controller launched. |
| 1995 | January | ISO 9001 quality system certification acquired. |
| February | Sales of the DV-1200 low-cost, portable LAN analyzer started. | |
| 1997 | April | First domestic production of a CompactPCI bus module. In conjunction with the launch of CompactPCI products, support provided for various operating systems including OS-9/PowerPC, Windows NT, and Tornado. |
| August | Sales of the APC series of PCI bus compatible image processing modules started. The original AIP-6401 image processing LSI also launched. | |
| September | The CSG-1040/1080 callback access server launched. | |
| October | The Company participated in PICMG JAPAN to promote industrial embedded systems centered on CompactPCI. | |
| 1998 | March | The NetDOC series, which can monitor networks on the Web, launched. |
| April | The CompactPCI version of the ACP-330 image processing module launched. | |
| May | Head office relocated to Machida, Tokyo. | |
| 2000 | April | Series of 3U size CompactPCI modules launched. |
| August | Sales of the PowerPC version of the AVME-182 VME module started. | |
| 2001 | January | Environmental management certification obtained under the ISO 14001 international standard. |
| April | Support for Linux for embedded applications started. | |
| July | New Atsugi Business Site building completed. | |
| December | Series of GiGA CHANNEL modules that enable sharing of memory between systems created. | |
| 2002 | December | The AIP-7000 high-performance image processing LSI developed. |
| 2003 | December | The APC-3310CL high-speed image input module compatible with the CameraLink interface launched. |
| 2004 | August | Sales of the CSB-50 multimedia platform equipped with the AG-9 Series AG902 high-performance graphic LSI from Axell Corporation started. |
| 2005 | January | The APC-3316 CameraLink interface image input board compatible with the PCI-X bus developed and launched. |
| 2006 | March | The Company participated in the establishment of the Japan Industrial Imaging Association. |
| July | As one aspect of its environmental initiatives, the Company achieved 100% compliance with the RoHS Directive by newly designed products. | |
| 2007 | April | No. 1 Building completed at the Atsugi Business Site. Reorganization of the Atsugi Business Site completed and Phase 2 of the Avaldata Revolution Plan also completed. |
| June | The ALI-6000 intelligent camera with an image processing unit for visual inspection equipment developed. Creation of a series from this product started. | |
| November | The AAE-B04 PCI Express bus bridge LSI developed. This product was actively used in the Company’s own products as an FPGA companion chip and development of a series of this LSI product started. | |
| November | Agreement reached on a sales and technology partnership with Tokyo Electron Device Limited. | |
| 2008 | December | The APX-510 A/D conversion board compatible with PCI Express for 100 MHz high-speed sampling developed. Development of a series of this product started. |
| 2009 | September | The Company became a member of the consortium for the CoaXPress next-generation camera interface. Development of the CoaXPress-compatible APX-3662 started. |
| 2011 | March | The CoaXPress standard established by the JIIA approved as an international standard at a regular inter-association meeting with the AIA/EMVA. |
| 2012 | September | Opt-C:Link ultra-high-speed optical communications camera interface independently developed and launched. |
| 2013 | September | The Atsugi Business Site received a medical device manufacturer’s license (license no. 14BZ200171) in the general field. |
| 2014 | January | “Color light-Section Method” using white LED as a slit light is developed. |
| November | The Company participated in the establishment of the Embedded Multicore Consortium. | |
| November | Business and capital tie-up established with Fixstars Corporation. | |
| 2015 | April | InGaAs short wavelength infrared camera developed and launched. |
| 2017 | July | Aval Nagasaki transferred to Tokyo Electron Device Limited. |
| October | Business and capital tie-up established with Phoxter Corporation. | |
| November | Business and capital tie-up established with Advanced Original Technologies Co., Ltd. | |
| 2018 | June | Aval Global Co., Ltd. established as a joint venture with TS Corporation of South Korea. |
| 2022 | May | Ebina Office opened in front of Ebina Station, Kanagawa. |
| 2023 | Aug | New Atsugi Second Business Site building is completed. |
| Dec | Near-infrared Multispectral Camera "The AMS-013VIRLF2" is developed. | |
| 2024 | Jun | Yamanashi R&D Center is established. |
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