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Trades about 883% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in Beijing, China, in 1990, Hitevision Co., Ltd. specializes in the entire lifecycle of interactive display technologies and comprehensive audio-visual systems, from their initial research and development through to manufacturing and distribution across the Chinese market. The company's diverse portfolio of interactive display products includes cutting-edge smart interactive tablets, digital blackboards, electronic whiteboards, projectors, video conferencing units, and advanced interactive recording systems. They also develop specific educational tools like electronic schoolbag and class card systems. These interactive solutions cater to a broad range of educational environments, including primary, secondary, and vocational schools, preschools, and various training institutions, alongside corporate offices, government "party building" projects, conference and exhibition venues, and media organizations. Furthermore, Hitevision delivers an array of sophisticated audio-visual solutions, such as smart campus management, intelligent classroom setups, smart conference facilities, monitoring and control centers, command and dispatch systems, and dynamic exhibition displays. The company also enhances its educational offerings with specialized interactive teaching software.
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