System Planning was established in June 1988 as a company focused on system design, manufacture, sales, and maintenance services for imaging equipment, as well as consignment of image data entry.

We have built numerous systems over the years, with the 35mmCOM (digital microfilm) long-term storage system for authenticity and evidentiality of digital data we jointly developed with MICROBOX (Germany) becoming a part of ISO 11506 in 2009, and this framework was later incorporated in the Japanese Industrial Standards in 2015 as JIS Z6018.

Since 1998, we have been involved in digitization of image data for the construction industry using completed construction drawings and documents, and we have been hard at work such that our clients can utilize and store information in a more efficient and safe manner. Drawing on those long years of experience, our 35mmCOM (digital microfilm) system was adopted as a case study in the "Digitization/Preservation Guidelines for Documents and Blueprints in Construction Work" published by the Japan Federation of Construction Contractors in March 2010.

In addition, in order to improve our imaging technology, we entered an agreement with MICROBOX in December 2008 to serve as its exclusive agency in Japan, and we sell, maintain, and offer integrated system development for equipment utilizing imaging systems. Today, we have many satisfied customers of book2net scanners.

In recent years, we have leveraged our position as image archiving specialists to develop long-term storage systems providing authenticity and proof for video content in a way that supports the coming era of 5G/6G.

We are grateful that over the years, so many of our customers have appreciated and used the proposals we made for more reliable, accurate, simple, and inexpensive system planning. Going forward, we will continue to responsibly support our customers' businesses as a company that takes on the limitless possibilities of image and video data system design.