In mid-March, Representative Sato went to the Colombian Army’s Humanitarian Demining Unit to conduct ALIS training.
ALIS Humanitarian Demining Training in Colombia
2024/3/4 Landmines by “Russia” hindering reconstruction: Expectations for ALISys, a Sendai City venture company with “landmine detection technology
Demining is an essential part of Ukraine’s reconstruction. The presentation introduced the local situation and the training for mine clearance. In addition to landmine clearance, the seminar also dealt with the survey of archaeological sites using underground exploration technology, as well as the survey of bodies and artifacts after the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami. Please click here to view the report.(Japanese TV program)
2024/2/15 TBS NSTA report on ALIS: “Built-in radar makes mines visible”
TBS reported on ALIS on February 15, from 4:00 p.m.
“Built-in Radar Makes Landmines Visible” “Latest Landmine Detector” to be Provided to Ukraine (Japanese only)
Published in NHK Politics Magazine Delivery of 50 ALIS units
The handover of 50 ALIS units is discussed in an article on the exchange of 56 cooperation documents for Ukrainian assistance on February 19, 2024. You can read the article here.(Japanese only)
2024/2/1 NHK International News Navi: (ALIS was introduced)
https://www3.nhk.or.jp/news/special/international_news_navi/articles/feature/2024/02/01/37409.html This article is about clearing mines and unexploded ordnance on Ukrainian land. The article includes a comment from a person who is actually conducting the training and work: “ALIS, a Japanese-made landmine detector, will enable us to work more efficiently. In the latter half of the article, there are also images of why ALIS is “light blue” and training scenes on how to use it in the field.