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Trades about 79% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in Nagoya, Japan, in 2010, Techno Horizon Co., Ltd. is a diverse technology company operating across information technology, video solutions, and robotics. Its IT and video segment offers an extensive range of educational and enterprise tools. This includes interactive display equipment like document cameras, projectors, AV controllers, and the xSync electronic whiteboard, alongside specialized programming education applications and classroom management software such as xSync classroom. For corporate clients, the company delivers cloud-based services for attendance and construction oversight (Easy site), strategic management support tools (QPR Metrics), process analysis capabilities (QPR Process Analyzer, QPR Process Designer), internal control solutions (QPR J-SOX), budget performance management systems (BzPLAN WE), operational evaluation support (TAMIC), and comprehensive ERP implementation assistance. Within its robotics and industrial imaging division, Techno Horizon develops various in-vehicle devices, including cameras, IoT gateways, and driver monitoring systems tailored for commercial vehicles, in addition to general automotive components. This area also encompasses a variety of cloud cameras (wearable, outdoor, and indoor), multi-payment and handheld terminals, and unique sleep monitoring systems (Mimamori-fu). Furthermore, its industrial automation portfolio features different drivers (microD, macroD, multiD), robot controllers, and tablet communicators designed for recording work and inspections. The company also provides advanced visual inspection machinery (VisualCheck Eye), professional work support systems, and a complete suite of machine vision products, ranging from cameras and lenses to image input boards and sophisticated image processing software solutions.
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