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Trades about 154% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
TRaaS On Product Inc. specializes in the development and sale of various devices that leverage artificial intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) to establish digital connections between people and physical objects. Among its diverse product offerings are: SHISA: An automated check-in system primarily for managing personal equipment in lodging environments, complete with a personal identification feature. TRA-DeCA: A system designed to detect potential dangers by comparing individuals against an existing database. Cygnus: A flexible terminal capable of running a variety of applications, which can be customized to suit specific operational requirements. NGH: A platform that oversees information for accommodation facilities, including details on guest room services. T-signage: A solution for distributing programmed content. STB: A highly versatile device that functions not only for receiving and viewing television programs but also serves as a specialized computer, supports video playback and conferencing, facilitates IP broadcasting, operates as a digital signage platform, and acts as an IoT gateway, among other uses. The company also provides another product, likewise named SHISA, which serves as an outdoor digital display. Originally known as P3, Inc., the company officially adopted the name TRaaS On Product Inc. in April 2022. Established in 1995, TRaaS On Product Inc. maintains its corporate headquarters in Tokyo, Japan.
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