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Trades about 259% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in 2014 and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, Safie Inc. specializes in developing and operating a proprietary cloud-based video surveillance platform marketed under the Safie brand. The company offers a broad range of cloud-connected security cameras, encompassing models like Safie One, AXIS M1065-L, and various devices from VIVOTEK, i-PRO, and its own Safie GO/Pocket series. Beyond hardware, Safie delivers sophisticated software solutions, including Safie Entrance2, a cloud-powered facial recognition system for managing entry and exit; Safie AI People Count, an analytical tool leveraging cloud cameras and artificial intelligence for automated crowd monitoring; and Safie Manager, an integrated platform for overseeing all Safie cameras. The comprehensive platform further integrates features such as YouTube Live collaboration, POS journal linkage, unlimited data downloads, auto time-lapse creation, automated snapshots, and increased share limits. These versatile solutions are deployed across diverse industries, including retail, hospitality, services, construction, logistics, manufacturing, public sector, healthcare, and finance.
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