Bolin Technology Strengthens Global Footprint with New Alliance in Japan
November 18, 2025 - 15:50
Bolin Technology, a leading designer and manufacturer of professional PTZ cameras and AV over IP solutions, has announced an exciting new strategic partnership with Nippon RAD, a prominent player in the Japanese technology market. This collaboration aims to enhance Bolin's presence in Japan, tapping into the country's rapidly growing demand for advanced audiovisual solutions.
The partnership is set to leverage Nippon RAD's extensive distribution network and local market expertise, allowing Bolin Technology to deliver its innovative products more effectively to Japanese customers. With a strong focus on quality and cutting-edge technology, Bolin's PTZ cameras and AV over IP solutions are poised to meet the unique needs of various sectors, including education, corporate, and entertainment.
This move not only signifies Bolin Technology's commitment to expanding its global reach but also highlights its dedication to providing top-notch audiovisual solutions tailored to the specific requirements of the Japanese market. As the partnership unfolds, both companies are optimistic about the potential for growth and innovation in the region.
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