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Daikin Invests in Okinawa LiLz to Use AI for Factory Equipment Inspections

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Daikin Industries invested in Okinawa-based LiLz by subscribing to shares in a third-party allotment, aiming to advance IoT- and AI-based factory equipment inspection. LiLz’s wireless cameras and AI cloud services support remote inspections, meter reading, and abnormality detection. Daikin plans to link inspection with operational improvements for air-conditioning and heat-source equipment, including energy-saving proposals to support decarbonization through its FUSION30 strategy.

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