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OPTiM Corporation is a Japanese firm providing a broad spectrum of internet-based solutions. Their offerings include artificial intelligence (AI) services, such as OPTiM AI Camera for image analysis and OPTiM Physical Security. They also provide Internet of Things (IoT) solutions like OPTiM Cloud IoT OS, and OPTiM Store, which functions as a marketplace for business applications. The company also extends its expertise to robotics and hardware-related services. Among their other services are Optimal Biz, which empowers IT administrators to effectively manage office IT equipment; Optimal Remote, a versatile tool for remote support, cutting down diagnostic time, and controlling terminals in remote locations; Optimal Second Sight, enabling live video distribution via smart glasses, smartphones, or tablets; and OPTiM Café, which permits screen sharing without the need for adapters. Complementing these are their support services, including Optimal Diagnosis and Repair, a diagnostic and repair tool for resolving problems across smartphones, tablets, PCs, and networked routers. Optimal Setup automatically configures routers for telecommunication carriers, and Optimal Guard safeguards against spoofing and information leaks by detecting, stopping, and deleting malicious executables. Founded in 2000, OPTiM Corporation maintains its headquarters in Tokyo, Japan.
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