Ubiquitous AI Corporation
TTSE:3858600.00
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JP3952840001
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- CEO
- Yuta Daikichi
- Full Time Employees
- 199
- Sector
- Technology services
- Industry
- Information technology services
- Address
- Shinjuku First West Bldg Tokyo TY Japan 160-0023
- IPO Date
- Nov 13, 2007
- Website
- ubiquitous-ai.com
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- Ubiquitous AI Corporation (3858.T), a Tokyo-based developer and distributor of embedded software products founded on May 7, 2001 and headquartered at Shinjuku First West Bldg. 17F in Tokyo, Japan, provides comprehensive middleware, security, connectivity, database, fast boot, and AI solutions primarily for IoT, automotive, and consumer electronics manufacturers in Japan and internationally; core offerings include Ubiquitous QuickBoot for Linux/Android fast boot, Edge Trust and Ubiquitous TPM Security for secure IoT services, Ubiquitous Securus as an anti-tamper solution, Ubiquitous Network Framework TCP/IP stacks, Ubiquitous WPA/WPS/Wi-Fi Direct for lightweight wireless LAN, Ubiquitous DeviceSQL embedded database, Ubiquitous HDCP and DTCP middleware for content protection, automotive-specific products like COQOS Hypervisor SDK, Gracenote CDDB porting via subsidiary AIM Corporation, cryptographic libraries such as HE-CRYPTO, development tools including CodeSonar for static analysis and beSTORM for vulnerability verification, Edge AI libraries for image anonymization, data compression, visual inspection, and air quality analysis, plus imported software from over 33 international partners and services encompassing contract development, technical consulting, ECU training, and IoT security verification through offices in Kawasaki, Osaka, Nagoya, Kitakyushu, and Fukuoka. The company operates via subsidiaries Lightstone Corporation for scientific software import and GRAPE SYSTEMS for embedded and print-related products, serving over 1,000 major electronics firms with a focus on small, fast, light embedded technologies across network protocols, security libraries, file systems, HMI, multimedia, and device lifecycle management. Recent developments encompass the July 2024 establishment of the Kosugi office following the August 2024 acquisition and merger of AIM Corporation to bolster infotainment capabilities, October 2023 subsidiarization of GRAPE SYSTEMS and April 2023 of Lightstone to expand sales and development capacity, November 2023 launch of the Kitakyushu Business Innovation Center, ongoing HEXAGON B2B tech platform growth supporting 98 organizations as of December 2024 through venture collaborations, investments, and joint developments in AI startups, revised medium-term targets aiming for 3,900 million yen in sales and 40 million yen operating profit by March 2025 with further expansion to 5,000 million yen by 2027 via M&A and global QuickBoot push, and strengthened automotive ECU tools like GSIL simulation with A&D Company.