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Trades about 73% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 2004 and headquartered in Miaoli, Taiwan, NUUO Inc. specializes in delivering comprehensive video surveillance solutions. The company's offerings enable the recording and live monitoring of security footage, alongside seamless integration with various third-party systems for both IP and analog cameras. NUUO provides a sophisticated suite of software, including several prominent video management systems (VMS). These encompass the robust, Linux-based NUUO Titan Pro VMS, the NUUO Crystal VMS, and NUUO Mainconsole, designed as a PC-based video recording server. They also feature an intelligent video surveillance system focused on advanced video analytics and processing. Beyond software, NUUO supplies a range of essential hardware. This includes network video recorders, such as rackmount servers and standalone units like the NVRSoloPlus and NVR Mini3. Their camera portfolio features diverse network cameras, including fixed dome, bullet, speed dome, and fisheye models. Additionally, they offer crucial accessories like hard drives, network switches, access control units, and I/O boxes. The company further distinguishes itself with specialized integration solutions. The NUUO Point of Sale (POS) solution connects surveillance video with transactional data from POS and ATM systems, while the NUUO Facial Recognition solution leverages their Nuface software to link video footage with facial recognition capabilities. Their NUUO License Plate Recognition (LPR) solution interfaces with external LPR technologies for applications such as access control, traffic management, toll collection, and journey time monitoring. Moreover, the NUUO Access Control solution integrates surveillance video with third-party access control systems. NUUO Inc. caters to a broad spectrum of industries, including retail, education, industrial, transportation, hospitality, and government sectors.
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