Electronic Blackboard Share No.1 "Kuraemon Pad" Fully Supports Electronic Delivery for Public Works Projects - All Applicants! 100,000 Yen Cash Back Campaign Starts
The "Kuraemon Pad," the number one electronic blackboard in Japan developed and sold by Lucre, has fully adapted to electronic delivery for public works projects. By using it in conjunction with the construction photo management software "Kuraemon Goyotashi 17 Professional," the creation of blackboards with construction photo information and the sorting of construction photos into ledgers have been automated to comply with the digital photo management information standards (draft) set by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, NEXCO, and the Metropolitan Expressway. This will reduce the time spent on construction photo tasks at public works sites, such as civil engineering projects, by a quarter. Additionally, starting today, the "New Technology Information Provision System (NETIS) Registration Commemoration 100,000 Yen Cashback Campaign" has begun.
The electronic blackboard has been approved for use in direct control projects by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, and it is attracting significant attention as a product that contributes to labor-saving in the construction industry, which is facing increasing labor shortages ahead of the 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games. The "Kuraemon Pad," which has captured the number one share in the electronic blackboard market, is a tablet-type electronic blackboard that integrates a construction blackboard and a digital camera, and it is also registered with NETIS. It has been implemented at over 10,000 sites nationwide, including Obayashi Road, Nishimatsu Construction, and Kitano Construction.

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