Utilizing the latest drone technology to contribute to reconstruction and international cooperation, the company received the 5th Fukushima Industry Award [Governor's Award]

The award recognizes the company's efforts to resolve various social issues, including the reconstruction of infrastructure and lifelines from the disaster-hit Tomioka Town, which is headquartered in the town. The company has been involved in regional reconstruction efforts by using ICT and other technologies to solve problems that would be difficult to solve using conventional methods. Furthermore, the company has made international contributions through JICA projects, including coastal protection, coastal disaster prevention, and environmental conservation in island nations overseas.

We are also involved in cross-border activities, such as conservation surveys of the Machu Picchu ruins in Peru, which is a sister city of Otama Village, where the evacuees were sent. Our aim in looking overseas is to contribute the technology and experience we have cultivated in Fukushima to the world, while at the same time cultivating new value in the vast field of the world and bringing it back to Japan. We believe that this will eventually benefit our hometowns and Japan. We will continue to contribute to the local community, rooted in our hometowns.