The monthly production volume will start at approximately 14,000 units, and the aim, according to the company statement, is to reach about 40,000 units by FY 2028 by promoting rationalisation and automation.

I-Pro plans to gradually increase the production of security cameras and implement integrated production from component mounting to assembly and inspection starting in August 2026. Additionally, the company intends to promote digitalisation to realise operations that deliver products within two weeks of ordering.

Keizo Yamaguchi, Chief Manufacturing Officer stated, "In addition to Japan's technological expertise and quality, we will make this a core factory that can compete globally in terms of cost and delivery time." Additionally, Tosu City in Saga Prefecture is geographically convenient for transportation, so we will aim to turn the entire factory into a showroom, inviting customers from Japan and abroad to convey I-Pro's manufacturing philosophy and uniqueness.

The Saga Factory was established in 1964 as a production base for Kyushu Matsushita Electric Co., Ltd. (currently Panasonic Connect Co., Ltd.), and since 2022, I-Pro has outsourced the assembly production of its security cameras for North America. Last October, when Panasonic Connect announced the closure of the Saga Factory, I-Pro continued to consider future production at the factory with CBRE K.K., a leading commercial real estate service provider. This time, through a scheme formed by CBRE, according to I-Pro, it has agreed to sign a lease agreement with "Tosu Industrial Facility LLC (SPC - or  Special Purpose Company )" by the end of September 2025 and has decided to conduct its own production at the factory.