Display and Display Modules

Vacuum Fluorescent Displays (VFD) have become a part of our every day lives in applications such as:

• Automobiles
• Car Stereos
• Video Components
• Televisions
• Microwave Ovens
• Point-of-Sale Terminals
• Public Utilities Meters
• Data-Handling Equipment

In fact, advanced display technologies have for decades been the mainstay of Futaba Corporation and its commitment to new product innovation. An example of this innovation can be found in the new FED (Field Emmission Display) technology which promises to change the way the world thinks about displays. In addition, Futaba has developed a full line of LCD Emulators which bring the advantages of VFD to almost any display need. For more information on Futaba's display products please click on the display or display module section of this site.

Hobby and Industrial Radio Control

We have succeeded in the development of two product lines that have carried the Futaba name to every corner of the globe: the Radio Control and Pulscale systems. We accomplished this with the application of technical excellence accrued over the many years of our establishment, and through the ceaseless exploration of this complex field. The hobby-oriented Radio Control systems are on every modeler's wish list, while industrial radio-control systems make accurate work possible under extremely adverse conditions. Additionally, the Pulscale system built into various machinery and equipment tools is essential for fast, accurate fabrication. Futaba's advanced electronic equipment contributes not only to industrial productivity but also to the lives of people everywhere. For more information on the Futaba's radio control products please click on the hobby r/c or industrial r/c section of this site.

Machinery and Tooling

Futaba created a Machinery and Tooling division to be an in-house supplier of fabricating machines, jigs, and tools used in the development of Futaba products. Over time the machinery and tooling division has accumulated a vast array of sophisticated technologies. The Machinery and Tooling division now applies that wealth of experience to the standardization and supply of various press-die sets, bases for plastic injection molding, and related components for the manufacturing industry as a whole. In the process the machinery and tooling division contributes to industrial growth as it shares these technologies, developing new labor-saving machinery such as the innovative Die-matic system. Currently, Machinery and Tooling Division products are not available in the United States. For more information on the products within the Machinery and Tooling Division please refer to the Futaba Japan site at www.futaba.co.jp