Scan data at the time of package receipt, dispatch, and delivery, and track packages in real-time by using W-LAN and/or W-WAN communication.

Use handheld terminals and GPS tracking to confirm truck location, allocate vehicles, and manage delivery progress.

Input the result of meter readings and issue bills from a built-in printer.

Meter-reading data can be instantaneously forwarded to headquarters using W-WAN communication. This reduces clerical work and personnel expenses by enabling field workers to go to and from work without the need to physically 'clock-in'.

Input at the worksite safety data for utility poles, underground equipment, and other power distribution equipment. Transmit data in real time using W-WAN communication.

This makes possible to confirm progress with work being performed and flexibly communicate urgent instructions and other messages to workers.

Trace gas cylinder distribution by reading barcodes and RFID tags for customer delivery, return, or movement between sales offices.

Information input in the site can be used to prepare warehouse entry and dispatch slips and delivery slips and to manage data.

Obtain measurements and equipment condition data during inspections. Input inspection results.

Efficiently manage facilities maintenance and operation. Input information can be utilised as reports, dramatically reducing report writing work.

Use at meter-less parking bays to issue parking tickets and settle parking charges.

Even at meter-less parking bays, improve work efficiency in all process including settlement of charges based on accurate information.

Issue tickets to traffic law violators and photograph license plates using a built-in camera. Check a database using W-WAN communication.

Reduce work required for clerical processing by instantaneously transmit ticketing results using W-WAN communication.

Inspect and issue tickets and settle fares on board trains. Receive seat reservation information from headquarters or reserve seats using real-time communication.

Save time for customers and improve customer service by settling fares on board trains instead of at stations.

Use as a mobile POS to manage in-flight or on-board sales and inventory.

The use of compact, portable terminals makes possible sales and inventory management based on control of individual items.

Input data to keep electronic records of track maintenance and maintenance inspection details in stead of paper documents.

This makes it possible to promptly computerise inspection and maintenance details, prepare reports, and manage progress in real time.

Use handheld terminals to answer passenger questions and provide information accurately and quickly.

Improve customer service by shortening response times and showing to passengers maps and visuals displayed on the screen.

Download necessary information from a company server or check information in real time. Make presentations enhanced with videos and graphics.

Large volumes of information can be instantaneously searched, something not possible with PCs or paper documents. Use visuals to create highly effective presentations and reduce paper use.

Manufacturer or wholesaler sales representatives take orders and offer proposals on display and stock levels while delivering products to retailers.

Delivery and order receipt information can be instantaneously forwarded to headquarters using W-WAN communication. This makes possible stock inquiries and order processing on the site.

Use handheld terminals for communication via e-mail, work reports, bulletin boards, and voice communication.