Canon Recognized with Internationally Renowned iF Design Award for 31st Consecutive Year

Canon recognized with internationally renowned iF Design Award for 31st consecutive year, winning the Gold Award for its Adastra series of semiconductor and electrical component manufacturing equipment

TOKYO, March 5, 2025—Canon Inc. announced today that 11¹ Canon Group product designs were recognized by iF International Forum Design GmbH with the prestigious iF Design Award 2025. This year marks Canon’s 31^st consecutive year of winning the iF Design Award. Most notably, Canon’s Adastra² series of semiconductor and electrical component manufacturing equipment was selected for the Gold Award, the top prize. Encouraged by the recognition of the company’s design excellence, Canon will continue striving to realize products that combine the highest levels of performance and design.

1 Canon product (in the Products division) recognized with the iF Gold Award 2025

	Product name
Semiconductor and electrical component manufacturing equipment series	AX07 (Domestic name: Adastra)

10 Canon products (in the Products division) recognized with the iF Design Award 2025

	Product name
Mirrorless camera	EOS R1
Mirrorless camera	EOS R5 Mark II
Interchangeable camera lens	RF24-105mm F2.8 L IS USM Z
Interchangeable camera lens	RF10-20mm F4 L IS STM
Remote camera controller	RC-IP1000
Color inkjet digital press for commercial printing	varioPRINT iX1700
Color inkjet digital press for commercial printing	varioPRESS iV7³
Diagnostic ultrasound system	Aplio me⁴
Computed tomography	Aquilion ONE / INSIGHT Edition⁴
Document scanner	DR-S350NW⁵

Including product designs by Canon Group companies and products recognized with awards
Canon ANELVA product
Canon Production Printing product
Canon Medical Systems product
Canon Electronics product

About the iF Design Award

Established in 1953, the iF Design Award is one of the most prestigious design awards in the world. It recognizes outstanding industrial designs worldwide. This year, international design experts judged over 10,000 entries from 66 countries and regions across nine disciplines: product, packaging, communication, interior architecture, professional concept, service, architecture, user experience, and user interface.