Written by Motoyuki Sato, President and CEO (in Japanese)
Publication Information: Ground Penetrating Radar
June 17, 2024 Delivery of equipment for humanitarian mine clearance in Colombia (from the website of the Embassy of Japan in Colombia)
This is an article posted on the website of the Cultural and Press Section of the Embassy of Japan in Colombia.
The original website of the article can be viewed here.
2024/5/24 Japanese Companies Including ALISys Visit Kiev to Discuss Mine Countermeasures and Other Issues
Four Japanese companies, including our company, visited Kiev on May 22 to discuss the future with the relevant Ukrainian authorities.
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2024/5/15 NHK International News Travel Restrictions to Ukraine Partially Eased
Travel restrictions to Ukraine have been partially eased, and organizations and companies involved in Ukraine’s reconstruction efforts will be visiting the capital city of Khieu.
2024/3/27 Awarded by Tohoku University [Humanitarian Assistance in Conflict Areas]
The President of Tohoku University presented a certificate of commendation to Professor Emeritus Motoyuki Sato of Tohoku University for his humanitarian assistance in conflict zones. Please click here to read the full article.
In recognition of his achievements in humanitarian assistance in conflict zones, President Hideo Ohno* presented a certificate of commendation to Professor Emeritus Motoyuki Sato of Tohoku University (Major: Applied Electromagnetic Wave Engineering, Underground Electromagnetic Measurement). At the ceremony, President Ohno noted that the Advanced Landmine Imaging System (ALIS) developed by Professor Sato is widely used for humanitarian assistance in landmine-affected countries, and that Tohoku University is very proud of this fact. *Positions are as they were at the time of the award ceremony.