The Fukushima Minpo newspaper published an article about the full-scale start of investigation into the Machu Picchu ruins.

In the Fukushima Minpo newspaper on Sunday, December 1st,
Our company, which has been involved in the investigation of the Machu Picchu ruins, a World Heritage Site in Peru, has been featured in the article announcing that it will begin full-scale investigations.

Our company will sign a contract with the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) and the Peruvian government by the end of the year, and will travel to the country around February next year.
We will work hard to support conservation by surveying using UAVs equipped with laser scanners and ultra-high resolution cameras and converting the data into 3D data.

The article can be viewed in electronic format at the following URL:
Please take a look.
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