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eSOL Corporation operates two main business segments: embedded software and sensing solutions. These businesses are run by eSOL and its consolidated subsidiaries, eSOL Trinity Corporation and eSOL Europe S.A.S.

The embedded software business is eSOL's core operation, providing full-stack engineering—from operating systems to applications—to automotive manufacturers and digital appliance makers both domestically and internationally. The company specifically develops and sells real-time operating systems, offers embedded software development support tools, and provides consulting and engineer training.

Embedded software runs on specialized equipment and requires high reliability and robustness. eSOL provides real-time operating systems and development support tools as proprietary products and delivers engineering services. This approach enables the company to support customers across the entire product lifecycle, from planning through mass production.

The sensing solutions business comprises two areas: logistics-related business and sensor network-related business. The logistics business develops and sells vehicle-mounted printers and handheld terminals, primarily serving food manufacturers and warehouse operators. The sensor network business provides solutions combining environmental durability technology with IoT cloud systems.

As a fabless company, eSOL handles product planning, design, and sales while outsourcing manufacturing. The company also engages software engineering firms for development work, accepts dispatched engineers, and procures products from sensor manufacturers. This model enables eSOL to deliver efficient, high-quality products and services.

eSOL Corporation is pursuing group expansion and development with embedded software technology at its core. Based on the management philosophy "eSOL Spirit" established in 2011, the company envisions itself as a world-class full-stack engineering firm working toward the realization of a cyber-physical society.

The company is particularly focused on promoting Software Defined Vehicles (SDV) in the automotive industry, and more broadly, vehicle systems. Beyond automobiles, eSOL targets all moving things—including railways, ships, aircraft, drones, and robots—as it seeks to expand its embedded software business.

In its sensing solutions business, while recognizing the maturation of the existing in-vehicle printer market, the company is advancing IoT system proposals leveraging its environmental durability technology. Growth is targeted in fields where computerization offers efficiency gains, such as vending machines and mobile retail operations.

eSOL is strengthening its full-stack engineering offerings and enhancing technical capabilities through open-source software and partnerships. The company also prioritizes securing and developing embedded software engineers, driving a comprehensive growth system.

Additionally, in the sensing solutions business, eSOL is implementing a subscription model as an exit strategy from mature markets to secure profitability. This approach captures demand from existing markets while pursuing new sales channel expansion.