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Trades about 57% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Robot Home, Inc., a Tokyo, Japan-based enterprise founded in 2006, operates primarily in the fields of artificial intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT), property management (PM) platforms, and real estate advisory services within Japan. The company, which rebranded from TATERU, Inc. in April 2021, offers its flagship Residence kit, an IoT-powered platform engineered to streamline rental property management and foster communication among property owners, tenants, and management firms. This suite includes Residence kit for Owner, a dedicated application for rental property owners, and Residence kit for PM, a comprehensive platform that integrates resident and owner applications for use by management companies. Additionally, Robot Home develops and operates an "income club" tailored for real estate investors and traders, and it is actively involved in the creation and management of smart hotel properties. Its extensive service portfolio further encompasses real estate consulting, planning, and development, alongside offering support for the entire lifecycle of AI and IoT solutions—from development and sales to installation—and providing broader digital transformation (DX) assistance.
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