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Trades about 116% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in Chengdu, China, Wisesoft Co., Ltd., established in 2000, specializes in developing advanced 3D facial recognition and air traffic control (ATC) solutions for the Chinese market. Its extensive portfolio of aviation and air traffic management technologies encompasses products for smart airports, flight and control simulation, and specialized training centers. Wisesoft also delivers critical tools like voice recognition safety recorders, sophisticated ATC automation products, integrated operational information management systems, and low-altitude airspace surveillance and radar systems. Under its artificial intelligence division, the firm excels in 3D facial recognition technology. This includes solutions such as smart campus communication control systems, intrusion alarm systems for railway platforms and terminals, dedicated 3D face recognition tablets and underlying engines, integrated investigation platforms, and comprehensive 3D facial big data solutions. Furthermore, Wisesoft diversifies its offerings with a range of virtual reality products.
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