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Lecip Holdings Corporation

LECIP Holdings Corporation, together with its subsidiaries, plans, designs, develops, manufactures, sells, and maintains transportation and industrial equipment in Japan, the United States, and internationally. The company offers fare boxes, liquid crystal displays, and LED destination indicators, as well as automated fare collection system, transit management system, and automotive lighting, including fluorescent lamps for trucks and passenger cars. It also provides chargers and power supply equipment, as well as power solutions, such as forklifts, automated guided vehicles, emergency uninterruptible power supplies, and others. In addition, the company offers product introduction support, maintenance, and maintenance services; mounting and assembling printed circuit boards. It serves buses, railways, automobiles, and industrial equipment industries. The company was formerly known as LECIP Corporation and changed its name to LECIP Holdings Corporation in October 2010. LECIP Holdings Corporation was founded in 1948 and is headquartered in Motosu, Japan.

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Smart City / Autonomous Infrastructure

AI-Powered Bus Location Systems Are Transforming the Future of Public Transport

The digitalisation of public transport and the adoption of AI are advancing, with transit management systems that build on bus location technology enhancing convenience. In March this year, the Public Transport Open Data Frontier 2026 forum was held, where the enrichment and utilisation of the General Transit Feed Specification were discussed. Using GTFS as a foundation, efforts are underway to achieve on-time operations through signal control, simplify the construction of smartphone bus navigation, and develop apps with generative AI. Pilot projects and commercialisation are progressing across various regions, including NTT Docomo Business's AI-operated bus, Fujitsu's Mobility as a Service and demand-responsive regional mobility transport system, and Lecip Holdings' transit management system LIVU. The spread of AI on-demand transport and autonomous driving is expected to encourage elderly people to go out more, resolve transport-poor areas, and shift the focus from vehicle ownership to mobility as a service.
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