NEWS
2025/1/20 ALIS training in Colombia
In mid-January, Representative Sato traveled to Colombia to conduct ALIS training.
2025/1/10 ALIS Training Continues in Cambodia This Month and KUMERTIMES Article Published
CEO, Mr. Motoyuki Sato, met with the CMAC Director General in Cambodia. Training on ALIS is continuing in Cambodia. Facebook page (CMAC Director)
Click here to read the article in KUMER TIMES about the donation of early ALIS equipment to the Peace Memorial Museum.
2024/12/26 The 5th Review Conference of the Convention on the Ban of Anti-Personnel Landmines was held in Siem Reap,Cambodia(2024/11/25-11/29）
On November 24, the Parliamentary Secretary delivered a speech at an event co-hosted with CMAC at the Mine Action Peace Museum.
- Japanese government support to Cambodia in the field of mine action
- “Triangular cooperation” such as capacity building assistance that both countries are providing to Ukraine, Colombia, African countries, etc. in the international community based on their experience and knowledge
- Technology of Japanese companies such as ALISys and activities by JMAS.
On the 26th, Japanese companies (NEC, ALISys, IOS) and CMAC co-hosted a side event to introduce Japanese technologies in mine countermeasures, such as a mine burial location prediction system using artificial intelligence (AI), mine detectors, and demining robots.
Click here to read the article in Japanese from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan
Purpose of establishment
ALISys is an abbreviation for Advanced Land Imaging System, and the company has the core of advanced landmine exploration radar system (ALIS) and advanced surface monitoring radar system (MIMO GB-SAR) possessed by Sato Laboratory (Tohoku University).
ALISys Co., Ltd. established for the purpose that improving the efficiency of humanitarian demining work in conflict-affected countries, controlling landslides and aging damage in Japan and overseas using these advanced surface measurement technologies.
