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Hokuyo Kaiun Kk

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Hokuyo Automatic Co., Ltd. offers a variety of products including optical data transfer devices, photosensors, automatic counters, and automatic doors. The company has specialized focus areas in logistics, material movement, robotics, interactive applications, and industrial automation. It supports various vessel and infrastructure types, including ports and infrastructure projects. Hokuyo Automatic is present in multiple countries, such as Japan, South Korea, the United States, and China, and provides support through a global network configuration. The company was not explicitly founded with a founding year, but it has a long history in the field of optical sensors and data transmission technologies.

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