TRaaS On Product Inc. manufactures and sells various devices to connect people and things with AI and IoT digital technologies. The company offers SHISA, an automatic check-in system for lodging personal equipment with personal identification function; TRA-DeCA that detects danger by comparing person with the database; and Cygnus in which various applications can be installed in the terminal according to the intended use. It also provides NGH that manages information on accommodation facilities and contents, such as guest room services; T-signage that distributes programs; STB, which can be used to receive and watch TV programs, as well as can used as function- specific computer, video playback, video conferencing, IP broadcasting, digital signages, IOT gateways, etc.; and SHISA, an outdoor digital signage. The company was formerly known as P3, Inc. and changed its name to TRaaS On Product Inc. in April 2022. TRaaS On Product Inc. was founded in 1995 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
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