In 1981, we developed the world's first multi-vision processor, which has been adopted in large display systems at disaster prevention centers, train stations, airports, and other locations. This "multi-vision system" controls multiple displays, allowing them to display images as a single large screen, or to display different images individually. Video switching is instantaneous, and it is compatible with large screens of 36 or 42 screens, making it effective for displaying advertisements and disaster information. We continue to provide hardware, customized software, and system solutions, focusing on surveillance systems.

Our products are used in a wide range of fields, including nationwide police, fire departments, disaster prevention centers, and the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism's monitoring systems for roads, rivers, dams, volcanoes, earthquakes, etc., as well as social infrastructure facilities such as power stations, roads, railways, and airports, and crisis management systems for private companies. In recent years, we have received high praise for our processors and operation software for security systems linked to IP cameras.

We are currently developing a new streaming processor, the MSP-44. This product can output high-definition 4K or 8K video signals from video signals input via IP stream. Demand for 4K/8K video display is expected to grow in the future, contributing to a wide range of fields, including surveillance, medical care, and digital signage. We envision its use in surveillance systems for store showrooms, banks, securities companies, and other facilities. We believe that in the future it will also be possible to build security systems in cooperation with security companies.