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NCT, also known as Nihon Comthink, presented an expansive portfolio of digital transformation architectures, mobility simulations, and connected community software at CEATEC. The showcase bridges physical automotive hardware with real-time augmented reality by integrating Xreal AR smart glasses into a McLaren cockpit setup. Running dedicated software on an Android architecture, the setup delivers immersive simulated telemetry and track dynamics directly to the driver without requiring full vehicle movement. https://comthink.co.jp/
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Beyond cockpit interfaces, NCT outlined its engineering footprint in urban air mobility and electric vertical takeoff and landing operations. Rather than manufacturing airframes directly, the company focuses on digital infrastructure and platform engineering required for eVTOL heliport systems. These integrated hubs handle intermodal passenger transport from regional airports to local destinations, managing scheduling, physical boarding interfaces, and coordinated aerial transit data streams.
The organization also highlighted specialized monitoring systems alongside high-end automotive subscription platforms. Their MotionCatch technology addresses elder care and vital sign tracking through non-intrusive sensor telemetry that evaluates sleep quality, detects sudden fall events, and transmits alerts. On the consumer mobility side, NCT supports turnkey subscription models enabling drivers in Tokyo to access luxury performance vehicles through flexible short-term reservations and vehicle-sharing management software.
To modernize legacy enterprise workflows, the team introduced its tailored digital transformation framework. Tailor DX provides customized replacement pipelines for organizations relying on disconnected spreadsheets and paper documents. The framework utilizes half-custom modular architectures to digitize records, integrate AI-ready analytical pipelines, and automate administrative overhead without forcing companies into rigid off-the-shelf software packages.
The exhibit closed with an in-depth look at Actcoin, a gamified social impact ecosystem serving over 37,000 registered participants across Japan. The service provides enterprise clients with structured corporate social responsibility tools, tracking volunteer participation, community meetups, and environmental activities through non-monetary point incentives that users can exchange for gifts and community rewards.